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Kerja di Jakarta

Post Date: Jul 01, 2008 5:18 p.m.
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Udah 3 hari kerja di jakarta. Terakhir kerja di jakarta 6 tahun lalu. Sekarang ke kantor bisa naik busway. Saya tepatnya naik ojek-busway-busway. Pulangnya juga gitu. Busway-busway-ojek. Â Nyampe di kantor bisa 2 jam. Bau2 di jalan deh. Tapi mendinganlah ada busway. Jadi ingat jaman2 naik KRL. Kalau pagi2 berangkat, biasanya masih wangi sabun lifeboy di dalam kereta. Kalau pulangnya baru wanginya gak tahan.Â Alternatif lain ya tinggal di kos dekat kantor. Tapi jadinya jadi seperti single lagi :) Jakarta masih semraut. Dan rasa2nya untuk jadi pekerja software gak pas. Mood kita juga jadi malas mikirin software. Â Memang yang pas pekerjaan di jakarta itu jadi politisi. Karir2 yang berhubungan dengan masalah2 sosial lah. Baik itu pekerjaan yang memikirkan mengatasi masalah sosial dan juga pekerjaan yang menambah masalah sosial dan bikin jakarta jadi lebih semraut :)Â Software? Usability? Malas banget. Sejak di jakarta berita2 IT juga jadi kurang ter- update . Lebih seru...

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