cubicles are all the rage these days

office: (n.) pronunciation: \ˈä-fəs, ˈȯ-\ : definition: a place where they keep the living dead.

like my kindly co-bloggers, i shall give a brief introduction for those few who care. i never expected to be working in an office doing near robotic work. but after studying for many years time came to get a job and experience remains experience and i was drawn by the mysteries of central europe. which i may add are not entirely without grounds.

despite the overall cynisism with which i approach working in an office, it is not that bad. the thing is that large outsourcing companies are full of potential if you're willing to work hard and get noticed. and since i work directly with a small team of foreigners, i'd say we're pretty close knit. in a foreign environment its almost like you form little families and tribes. perhaps that sounds quite primitive and anarchistic, but in fact considering the situation we find ourselves in it's hardly surprising.

now that i've lost my blogging virginity, i'm curious as to how the style of the blog will develop. so dobry noc and naschledanou (please excuse any spelling errors, these are completely unintentional and any resemblance to words other than goodnight and goodbye are completely coincidential (assuming of course that you believe in coincidences)).