Teleworking

At last, someone in the government,the minister of human resources, said something about the teleworking. TELEWORKING! I am thrilled with the idea of having a graduate mom like me to be able to work from home. I was dreaming about it longggggg before somebody actually brought it to the cabinet.

I cringed to the idea of me working as software programmer/researcher for MIMOS without having to leave my house. (I wish). Well, at least i did finished the C++ programme for my master degree from home. ("Tu jerr?" i heard somebody says)



Im tired of the look-so-noble and revisionist ideas proposed by the ministers to 'help' unpaid housewives or lowly paid employees, which later, everything seemed to stuck in the middle of nowhere before they came along.In my humble opinion, these are all feel good factors, to make the minister themselves feel good. Talk is cheap.

I actually, am not surprised that the idea come from an Indian minister, for the Malay ones, (most of them) seemed so comfortable sitting on their cozy chairs. Oww, some of them were actually busy with this coming election in Terengganu.

I believe that many women out there are actually as thrilled as i am, on this teleworking idea. I'll say I'll wait some more.