Life Post ASB!!!

Hey all..

Its been 3 months and a lil more outside ASB, and thanks to the blogs of Raje and KK i am more nostalgic than ever before...

But before I get into my life post ASB and what I am doing right now, let me introduce myself to the new joinees at ASB... Hey all i am Megha and welcome u all new joiners to the ASB family... Let me guarantee u one thing ASB is undoubtedly the place to be... a fact which will get confirmed once u read the blog. So this is for those who are still not sure whether they wanna live a life with some restrictions amongst hills with lil or no partying :)

The first few days after joining Cavinkare I felt that I owned the world, new work, new position, salary... but ya it was exciting and new for the first few days... What i believed as independence was not so much independence but in fact I realise that now I am caught up in a chain of responsibilities and accountability not just to my seniors as one might believe but also to my subordinates who carry on their work based on the decisions I take for them! In college work was there pressures where there - but there were friends who shared it with u, faculty like dg and Kulkarni sir who made sure that the pressures din make us go crazy... In college I had a family, I had friends - in work u never know... But this is my new life and I am trying real hard to get used to it. Like raje said lil sleep but for me untimely meals! I miss the Elephant mountains, the LOC, the fight for gate pass (and the sheer joy of succeeding to get one) and all my friends and dear teachers.

Life at work, many of my pals are wondering what I am doing... some even be live I am into some form of rural training (courtesy KK..). Well I am in Delhi, so the rural thing is out of the question. I am handling a portion of Delhi as a Territory Sales Officer I will be doing this till Dec as part of training and then will be promoted as the Area Manager... So life is not bad, after a yr of training (since June 2008) I will be given a choice to continue in sales as the AM or move to Chennai as Brand Manager (my fellow pals would know which one I want)

As for ASB I am too far away from it, only memories (and surprising all good ones, I cant remember bad times!!!) of that place where I spent 2 of my most beautiful and wonderful years, where I made friends (116 of them!!!) and family (teachers and staff) for a lifetime... Its very difficult to express in words how much I miss the place - the morning dew, the smell of flowers, the lovely trees, the massive mountains, and most importantly the peace and the silence...

Miss u ASB...

Love
Meghs