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Posted on May 28, 2009 by arunchullikkal
I did not use the phrase My Blog those days in
2004, when I was in Poornam aka Bobcares. Jithin my colleague had set me a sub domain in his site,
when I expressed my wish to establish a website. My idea was to write articles and essays which will be ready to lend a hand for the graduate and
post graduate students of English Literature. I sought after them to publish over the net. Well, I was surrounded by software and computer engineers who write technical pieces. I did not have a technical back ground. All I had was
my flavor to language and literature. My first article was on “Ode on Intimation of Immortality” by William Wordsworth, which was inspired
by the response received to Blessens “Are your Servers Secure”. His was a purely technical article, which caters to Linux server administrators, while mine was to cater the literature students.. Read more »
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Posted on May 4, 2009 by arunchullikkal
It was in 2000 or 2001, Diana, my classmate during university studies, showed me an article, written by herself and Danny, her brother, titled “Keep in Touch”. It was to publish in our class letter, and later it was elected to the college magazine for the year. The present drift Orkut
or any other was not fashioned those days, nor was a delusion. Everyone one could easily have down pat the contact number even without looking into their contact list. A very few used a phone book and rest could auto dial the number of their close hearts by their finger. I still remember how well she and her brother wrote the best way to keep one’s old friend in touch and the warmth
our old friend could sense when we rang them after such a long span. I was stimulated reading her piece of writing and ran to a public telephone to call my good old links. The piece was vindicated and I could experience it from the rejoinder of my friends. Read more » |
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Posted on March 30, 2009 by arunchullikkal
I’m neither the best dancer, nor the better one. But I believe, I’m a good dancer. In my earlier days, I wanted to learn classical dance, because my family always enjoyed classical dance and classical music although none has ever tried it. But when I expressed my wish to learn dance, my uncle put a big NO towards. He supported his cause by an argument, that the boy who learns classical or folk dance mostly has a tendency to imitate the mannerisms of girls. That is where my wish to learn
classical dance ended. Anyway, I had my debut at the age of 11. But the road to my debut was full of thorns and mud. I bled a lot. Read more » |
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Posted on February 16, 2009 by arunchullikkal
A few months back, I stopped blogging here. A week ago, I got a call from my old friend Job, asking a big WHY to my exit from blog. I asked him to read the previous entry, but he was not convinced. “ www.yathra.co.nr caters to the politics and socialist views. It does not speak of you.” This
was his argument. Well, I promised him, I will give a try. But it took a week. These days, I get no where to start. Poornam’s gossip blog Puraanam has some threads started by me and reached a blank space. I think it’s because I may need a few more days to adapt myself to the life in Dubai.
Job, I write this, because I promised you. Read more » |
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Posted on May 1, 2007 by arunchullikkal
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One of the most coveted awards of Poornam the “Wall of Fame” has gone this month
deservedly to Joseph Antony Arun
for his innovation of creating the new online Work report system. A peek
into his profile…
He is a graduate in English Literature from St. Pauls College,
Ernakulam and has completed Post-Graduation at Vidyaniketan. Soon after his graduation he joined Poornam in 2004 as Customer Relation Executive.
Currently he manages the Billing Department of Poornam.
He loves rock music of which Bryan Adams is his Favorite. He enjoys
traveling in his two wheeler for trips preferably.
In his free time he reads novels and writes quite a bit. Blogging (www.arunz.co.nr)
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Tell us a bit about yourself and when you joined Poornam.
I have joined here by 4th July 2004 and been with this Big Family for about 3 years except for my 6 months of break.
Can you give us some insight into your daily routine in Poornam or a typical day at work?
Well, right now I handle the accounts receivable of over 80 clients of Poornam’s Indian and US operations. The first job is getting payment received on time. My office also includes Invoicing, Plan upgrade, Assist sales team in sign up process and at times CRE chores.
Shed some light on the Online Work report system that you developed for your team.
Hmm.. That’s a simple php application which any basic know-how can design and develop. But my aim is to ease the reporting system of CRE’s. We are supposed
to report what happens in each shift to Blessen and
Team Manager. Read more »
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