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He did it again.....

Aditya is one person whom you should never count on for keeping secrets. I told him that i had left Webaroo, so that afterwards he should be angry with me that I didn't inform him about my resignation. After all as I took such an extreme step of resigning, I should have asked my dearest friends for advise. But then he was the first person to whom I told the news.

And as always Mr. Aajtak did his job of telling the whole thing to his "buddies". I came to know about this only yesterday, when Shashikant called me to tell me that he got a job and will be joining on 1st of September (Congrats to him as he finally silenced his critics, Aditya being one of them).  He asked me whether I was really thinking of leaving my job. He also told me that Nishigandh told him my "whole story". I was completely baffled... How did Nishigandh come to know about this? Any guesses? Yes it was Aditya who did it again. I mean why the hell do you need to tell the that I left some companies.. One could just say that Siddhesh is joining IBM. Its not the first time something of this sort has happened. It has happened in past many times (Twice i have been at fault along side him and i regret it). Earlier I had even warned him, when he had told us about Subodh Dada's engagement. It was a rumor, and what hurt me most was Aditya never tried to find out the Truth by calling Dada. I am certainly going to warn him again  when we meet next time. He should better have good reasons as to why he told my job history to Nishigandh.

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Nikhil said…
You forgot to mention Kiran's incident. It was Aditya's first achievement as far as I know. lol
August 31, 2007 at 10:40 AM
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