They are what we are!

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Recently I visited a facility which was acquired by my employer company. Since I had worked in a company which was very similar to this facility, I got acquainted with people there very soon. Most of them were imbibing the culture of their new employer. I was asked one common question, "How is the culture over there??"

I asked "How it is over here?" They said kind, hospitable, close to nature. I said same is there.

Again the curiosity continued " How are the bosses and work culture? I again asked how it was over here? they said good but at times very unpredictable, I again replied same is there.

Our feelings and experiences are a reflection of the person we are. Most of the time people around us are mere reflection of who we are.

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