'IT guy' - Hero of the day

Here I am in my new office at Bangalore and what I am enjoying most about this new place as I do for any new place i go to is observing the people around, analysing their reactions on frivolous comments, reading their faces and prying upon their idea of life as it is. And after one and a half day of careful research what caught my eye was the IT guy in this office.NO, not cause he is cute or anything (by the way I am engaged now and the cutest guy in world for me is my fiance, no one can ever take that place again in my life) but because he is a life savior. This office would fall apart without the IT guy and I know as a rule no modern office can ever survive without that 'IT guy' in picture. If I have to compare his profession, which by the way, lets face it, no one actually recognises as a valid profession; I would assertively compare it to a doctor. Not just a physician doctor but a real doctor who saves life like a hero. And the best part is that he never loses someones life rather does wonders like bringing back life from the dead. Now thats what even a real doc cannot do. He goes into an intense operation theatre and comes out all happy and satisfied with people all around thanking him for saving the lives of their loved ones. But why then they donot get the same respect and acknowledgement that a doctor gets? People ask his help in the morning and by lunch they forget if he even exists. I would really like to admire his patience and perseverance as he addresses to everybody's issue one by one, goes about it happily even when a seemingly small work eats up all his day and even when he is the first person to come to the office & last person to leave. But I think some people like me do realise his worth- just they dont tell it out loud. Evidently, here I am writing a blog about him & he doesnt even know that he has touched a life or caught someones attention today.Well anyways, I ll surely write about something interesting next time, for now pardon me ;)

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