I saw this on digg and although the entry is too long to post, I’ll just list the 10 reasons.
Reason #10 - Most Of Your Accomplishments Are Invisible
Reason #9 - Every Conversation You Have Is Roughly The Same
Reason #8 - You’re An Expert Of Bleeding-Edge Technology Products, Aren’t You?
Reason #7 - Your Talents Are Forcibly Undervalued
Reason #6 - You’re Never Allowed A Moment’s Peace
Reason #5 - People Ask You To Perform Miracles
Reason #4 - Your Assumed “All-Knowing” Status Sets You Up To Let People Down
Reason #3 - You Possess Unlimited Responsibility
Reason #2 - A Life Of Alienation
Reason #1 - You Have No Identity
I can relate to some of these reasons when I was working in IT and had a huge interest in computing. Lately though I feel as my interest in computers is declining. In the fast two months, I don’t think I tinkered with the machines I have. With the new job, I figured I blow some of my money on new hardware or a laptop, but I’ve even been reluctant with that.
I’m in search for a new hobby =P

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June 5, 2007 at 1:22 pm
Tony
Dude!
That sound horrible : ” I’m in search for a new hobby =P ”