Do You Have The Perfect Job?

Ah yes, a corner office with a magnificent view of the metropolis. Your own staff to tend to your every request. After another great day at the office just signing papers and looking good, you hop on your Ferrari and it's off to the spa for a relaxing massage after which is followed by a sumptuous dinner at one of the more exclusive restaurants in town. You can opt to go to a club after that to party the night away or you can just go home and watch a couple movies on your top-of-the-line home theater system. This is the perfect life of someone who has the perfect job. Making so much money and enjoying the good life. But let's really ask ourselves..... is there really a perfect job?

I've seen a lot of people complaining about their jobs regardless of how small the problem is. They feel these problems stop them from accomplishing their dreams. I know someone who keeps transferring from one job to another with reasons ranging from "my officemates are bitc*es" to "I think God wants me to work elsewhere". Trust me, God has nothing to do with it.

In a workplace, there will always be differences. There will always be problems. How you deal with it is probably what you should be thinking about instead of daydreaming about yourself having the perfect job or not having those nasty co-workers in the same office with you. You shouldn't even be thinking about them since you should be busy doing something, like working.

The bottom line is, there will never be a perfect job since we live in an imperfect world with imperfect people. Always remember, "There will never be a perfect job for you but you can try your best to be perfect for the job that you have".

I have been an AMD lover for quite sometime now. I have always loved AMD's price to

performance ratio. They gave Intel a scare when their Athlon64 came out. Their X2 have been competitive as well. But ever since Intel came up with their Core 2 Quads, AMD seemed to have a harder time competing. They couldn't make their Phenom line work as well as Intel's offering. Worse, their Phenom had an internal error.

Well, after some time, AMD is finally ready to show the world their new line of processors. It will have the same 45nm technology as Intel's Core 2 Quads. It will also offer speeds ranging from 2.4ghz - 3.0ghz marking the first time an AMD Quad core processor will break the 3.0ghz clock speed barrier. The processor code names include Deneb and Propus. Also, all Deneb processors will have prodigious amounts of cache memory to speed performance. Some are listed with 6MB of level-3 cache memory and 2MB of level-2 cache. The Propus line

will only have 2MB of level-2 cache but will have thermal envelopes of as low as 45 Watts. The Deneb processors will start production by the fourth quarter of 2008

and the Propus processors will start production by the first or second quarter of next year.

Looks like Intel will have their hands full with this one. AMD is definitely on track to restoring order in the processor world where there can be only one.