Today marks the first anniversary of me working at Accenture!

Never expected myself to survive this well there.

The human spirit is indeed strong and enduring.

Makes me a sad sad man.

I am surprised that I haven’t lost it yet, especially when I have to deal with other people nicely. Moving on to deal with code and machine doesn’t seem such a bad idea all of a sudden.

Maybe it’s just a matter of time.

Is depriving me of the chance to have a proper life.

It is far from the ideal 9 to 5 situation that I imagined myself getting into. Instead I get this 12 hour routine that is …I don’t know, slowly eating into me.

Looking at the bright side, there isn’t much to eat into any way. I wonder to myself what I would do when I get back from home. Probably more of sitting in front of the computer any way. Putting those hours into doing something constructive is probably not that bad after all. I hope.

A week and a half have gone by. Let’s see how long I last before changing my mind. Hmm actually I already have. Sending out resumes soon.

I am so mentally exhausted that I don’t know what to type.

I have so much to say about the way things are being done and the way things should be done but I don’t have the energy to say it.

Let’s just say it is as bad, if not worse than what I expected. I need some time to rework my aging body for this shit.

With Accenture on Tuesday. Enough said.

Hopefully the picture isn’t really as bleak as the test lead painted during the interview. I’d hate to have 12 hour days for a month.

Wish me luck.

Well Accenture made me an offer today. Remunerations are decent. But the working hours appear to be…hmm extreme. But working like a dog sure beats bumming like a hippie. At least it pays the rent and the bills.

I can’t help but to wonder that in this race to get all the material goods in life, both for survival and for pleasure, what awaits you at the finishing line?

Of course I know there is God and the burning pit. But if you really think about it, there is not so much sense. Then again, mortal plodding has its benefits, you are usually too preoccupied to think about the big issues until it is too late.

Will probably accept Accenture’s offer because it is unlikely that I will have something better appearing in the near future.