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Yearbook - 2017 Q1 log


Hey People, you know I recently broke up with my previous organisation. And since beginning this year everything has been crazy. I have kept busy all this while.
 January began with celebrations, welcoming the new year and a cracking a good offer. Then the same boring office to home schedule took over. Had to do Knowledge transition with my team . Presentations to the clients, conducting sports events at work. And a million other things to set up before I leave.
 Then came my favourite month, February. The month of love and the month of my birth.This year I decided to celebrate the day with my family. I was excited and was doing it after 3 years now. So the month began with travel and then numerous rounds of interviews for various companies.
And now on the last day of March, I finally got some time to write for you all. This month was my favourite part of the year so far. My notice period completed around the first fortnight.I almost left this city. And in the melancholy of leaving the city, did all those things that I wanted to do, but kept delaying. Basically knocked things off my bucket list. Made some important decisions. Moved on with a new job. And ditched many of my friends with whom I was making plans of all the things we are supposed to do once I am back in Gurgaon.
@Friends, I am really sorry for that.

Of all the new things I did this year, about 90% of them happened in March. Started a new section for my blog #AskRoopJ. Created some social presence for the same. Finally had a trip to goa :P. Got dirty tanned .
This is all I have in my yearbook so far. Let me know how the first quarter of 2017 went for you. Comment or PM me.
-- RJ

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