What's "nomad"?
These days "nomad" is booming in Japan. Nomad originally means a member of a group of people who have no fixed home and move according to the seasons from place to place in search of food, water, and grazing land. Somehow this word is meant for those who work without fixed place such as freelancer.So called "nomad workers" can choose where they work (which means they can avoid rush hour for taking train)and they have a right to choose what they work for. Although it sounds wonderful, I have another point of view. 
Photo: Mifuyu Ando (a famous nomad worker in Japan / PR Director & Project Manager)quotation http://www.hasuna.co.jp/blog/2012/02/23/安藤様プロフィール.jpg
Participated a nation-wide blogger tour held in Hiroshima
I participated a nation-wide blogger tour held in Hiroshima this week. I got to know this tour on twitter when one of my followee tweeted about it. I have been interested in him recently so that that was enough to bring me to that tour. In Hiroshima the tour held a gathering with many blogger, some of them are professional blogger.
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Ranked as the number-five Manageing Director in Bangladesh on Google
Unfortunately the title doesn't mean I earn the fifth most among all managing director in Bangladesh. But in fact this blog ranked as the number-five choice on Google search engine when searching "Bangladesh Managing Director" in Japanese language.
Photo: The late Toshio Mayaji, a Japanese business man and owner of a famous electronic store.
For more information
http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%AE%AE%E8%B7%AF%E5%B9%B4%E9%9B%84
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We got 15th on Google search engine ranking !!
It's been a month since we began writing this blog.
This blog has just jumped up to 15th rank on Google search engine when you search "Bangladesh Intern" in Japanese.