I Have decided to Blog!! Yes you heared it right :)

Hello All,

On a Friday morning every one plan for the weekend, Yes even I did the same and decided to Start a Blog. Blog??? What to write is the next question it comes to my mind... Yes of course whatever I am passionate about that, I need to write.

Then I listed down what I am passionate about and the list was growing like something...

Then I finally decided to write Blogs to help others as well as myself by writing my own challenging work experiences which I face day to day in my Work.

Tired of reading my History of My Blogging...

Let's go on to the real Blogs...


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