Thoughts Decoded

Classes, practicals, submissions, assessments, exams, interviews and finally the day dawned when i finally got to hear ‘Congratulations! You have been selected in WebAccess ‘. At that moment except for the name, i did not have any idea about the company but still it became “my company” from that very moment. All 21 of us were really excited since it was our first job and everyone was extremely happy since we thought that finally we would not have to study anymore and answer exams. So there would only be fun and a luxurious life which soon turned out to be exactly opposite. The first day itself we had to answer an exam and since then we knew that life was not  going to be easy here. We all were nervous, excited, thrilled and at the same time were longing to know what exactly would be our work over here.

The first month was pure training and we had to study, solve assignments, answer exams and face the results(which was the most horrible thing of all). But very soon we got used to the environment and started enjoying the work. Our seniors kept on telling us that dedication is what is required here in Web Access and we understood the importance of the same. Every night we used to go back at 10 pm but still there were smiles on our faces because we enjoyed, enjoyed everything. We especially liked the work culture. Everyone seems to be so matured, so composed and so intelligent over here. Very soon each one of us had found his role model in the company and were trying their best to impress them as well to be like them. At 5 noon when we used to return from the tea break, we saw employees of other companies leaving for their homes. Initially we thought that they were so lucky but later we started saying that our second session starts now! This positive change in our thinking, in our behaviour and in our attitude is our real achievement here in Web Access and it is because of our fellow people in Web Access. So 10 years down the line i might be at a very high position in some other company, but i would never forget the initial days of my training, MY FIRST MONTH AT WORK.