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In my dictionary:Getting paid for being a waster.rock_26iin wrote:daisy wrote:CtrlAltDel wrote::shock: seriously....u need to get a life...j/k
why? do you think 3 and half hours of real work is too much? some times i think so too
Define "real work".
ycr007 wrote:My Point is,I have seen parents Goad their children into the ENgineering Stream
Sometimes Only coz the Colleague's Son is an Engineer who's doing well.
They don't ask the child what does he /she wants to become.And Lemme
tell u an example where a Sister of My Friend,After Completing B.Tech,and
slogging at iFlex for sometime,is now preparing for MBBS.Only coz her
interests lay in MEdicine since the beginning and only due to her parents
goading,she joined Engg.But Now she's pursuing what she likes because
now she can face upto her parents.
Now the loss is entirely hers.After 5 years in Engg,Now another 10 years
will be gone in MBBS.Not to think of the Laughs & giggles She'll get Jus'
to have pursued her dream.
IMO,This mentality of parents that they should decide the career of their
children as a parallel to someone else's carre should go away.
Jus' coz Dad's Colleague's Son is Well-off at Infy,why Should I veer
away from my Dreams n aspirations!!!!
Also many Youngsters,even before completing their 4 year degree are
so vexed up with life and its intermittent struggles that they totally
lose confidence in themselves.And End up as Wastrels.
rock_26iin wrote:Define "real work".
). fix the bugs that doesnt even exist. attend meetings and talk about weather and pets and perfumes and eat treats.
"real work" in her case is "real studies" in ur case. jao padhayi karo!rock_26iin wrote:daisy wrote:CtrlAltDel wrote::shock: seriously....u need to get a life...j/k
why? do you think 3 and half hours of real work is too much? some times i think so too
Define "real work".
akhilis2cool wrote:"real work" in her case is "real studies" in ur case. jao padhayi karo!rock_26iin wrote:daisy wrote:CtrlAltDel wrote::shock: seriously....u need to get a life...j/k
why? do you think 3 and half hours of real work is too much? some times i think so too
Define "real work".
Dude you have been after him for 2 weeks by asking him to study.akhilis2cool wrote:"real work" in her case is "real studies" in ur case. jao padhayi karo!rock_26iin wrote:daisy wrote:CtrlAltDel wrote::shock: seriously....u need to get a life...j/k
why? do you think 3 and half hours of real work is too much? some times i think so too
Define "real work".
Err, sorry Rock boy. Looks like u just finished ur "Real Studies"rock_26iin wrote:akhilis2cool wrote:"real work" in her case is "real studies" in ur case. jao padhayi karo!rock_26iin wrote:daisy wrote:CtrlAltDel wrote::shock: seriously....u need to get a life...j/k
why? do you think 3 and half hours of real work is too much? some times i think so too
Define "real work".
Kya Akhil bhai? Poore "discussion" ka mazaa kharab kar diye, abich toh main apna transmitter chod kar yahan pahuncha aur aap uski yaad diladiye
an impossible task...daisy wrote:try to convince or confuse testers that the bugs are not from my coding.
a bug is a bug is a bug....whoever coded it....the feeling's mutual!daisy wrote:( i hate QA people
akhilis2cool wrote:Err, sorry Rock boy. Looks like u just finished ur "Real Studies"rock_26iin wrote:akhilis2cool wrote:"real work" in her case is "real studies" in ur case. jao padhayi karo!rock_26iin wrote:daisy wrote:CtrlAltDel wrote::shock: seriously....u need to get a life...j/k
why? do you think 3 and half hours of real work is too much? some times i think so too
Define "real work".
Kya Akhil bhai? Poore "discussion" ka mazaa kharab kar diye, abich toh main apna transmitter chod kar yahan pahuncha aur aap uski yaad diladiye
so i guess u can have some "real fun" now
Guys guys guys.....no homosexual feeling here please.rock_26iin wrote:akhilis2cool wrote:Err, sorry Rock boy. Looks like u just finished ur "Real Studies"rock_26iin wrote:akhilis2cool wrote:"real work" in her case is "real studies" in ur case. jao padhayi karo!rock_26iin wrote:daisy wrote:CtrlAltDel wrote::shock: seriously....u need to get a life...j/k
why? do you think 3 and half hours of real work is too much? some times i think so too
Define "real work".
Kya Akhil bhai? Poore "discussion" ka mazaa kharab kar diye, abich toh main apna transmitter chod kar yahan pahuncha aur aap uski yaad diladiye
so i guess u can have some "real fun" now
Why does that give me naughty ideas?
CtrlAltDel wrote:an impossible task...daisy wrote:try to convince or confuse testers that the bugs are not from my coding.the feeling's mutual!daisy wrote:( i hate QA people
When you called him "CAD Uncle"......he became your enemy.daisy wrote:CtrlAltDel wrote:an impossible task...daisy wrote:try to convince or confuse testers that the bugs are not from my coding.the feeling's mutual!daisy wrote:( i hate QA people
i knew you are from my rival group
The Jackal wrote:When you called him "CAD Uncle"......he became your enemy.
Oh damn.....forgot that this was Mark's thread.Sorry man.Let the serious discussion go on.I will join you guys tomorrow.daisy wrote:The Jackal wrote:When you called him "CAD Uncle"......he became your enemy.
oh really! i though he enjoyed being an uncle
sorry mark, this is my last post spamming in this thread
ycr007 wrote:Sounds Nice Advice Sanx,
And any Nice Tidbits for the Wannabe IT pros?
And BTW,This is the First time I'm knowing tht u too are an IT Pro....
All Da seniors here seem to be in IT
san wrote:How did I miss this thread...
Mark, as a senior in the same field, I ought to guide you on the right path to attain decent work-life balance and generally have a wholesome healthy lifestyle. Here are the 5 things you should incorporate from today.
1. You don't seem to be spending any quality time chatting to colleagues around printers (you have to print something every couple of hours), kitchen/tea/coffee machine areas, toilets, corridors. In other words you must network more. Keeps you informed about office gossip + any interesting openings coming up in the company. Or gives you ideas to create your own role as you see a need for it.
2. Install msn/yahoo messenger and catch up with friends. Chat to friends at work and spread above gathered gossip.
3. This is very important. Take a holiday every three months. Go somewhere very nice. When you are back from hols, you have something to chat about at places mentioned in 1. When this dries out it wil be time to plan the next holiday and chat about that. Ofcourse you have internet at your disposal to research and book your hols.
4. Organise team outings. This will make you popular, increases your networking circle to management level plus gives you a very good reason to stand about discussing the arrangements.
5. Remember if you don't have a job you can't take decent hols. So be happy you have a job. But secretly wish for your company to go to the dogs. Hopefully you'll get made redundant, i.e., get paid to leave. Have a great holiday before you find your next job.
Sanx
mark wrote:san wrote:How did I miss this thread...
Mark, as a senior in the same field, I ought to guide you on the right path to attain decent work-life balance and generally have a wholesome healthy lifestyle. Here are the 5 things you should incorporate from today.
1. You don't seem to be spending any quality time chatting to colleagues around printers (you have to print something every couple of hours), kitchen/tea/coffee machine areas, toilets, corridors. In other words you must network more. Keeps you informed about office gossip + any interesting openings coming up in the company. Or gives you ideas to create your own role as you see a need for it.
2. Install msn/yahoo messenger and catch up with friends. Chat to friends at work and spread above gathered gossip.
3. This is very important. Take a holiday every three months. Go somewhere very nice. When you are back from hols, you have something to chat about at places mentioned in 1. When this dries out it wil be time to plan the next holiday and chat about that. Ofcourse you have internet at your disposal to research and book your hols.
4. Organise team outings. This will make you popular, increases your networking circle to management level plus gives you a very good reason to stand about discussing the arrangements.
5. Remember if you don't have a job you can't take decent hols. So be happy you have a job. But secretly wish for your company to go to the dogs. Hopefully you'll get made redundant, i.e., get paid to leave. Have a great holiday before you find your next job.
Sanx
thanks San. this advice might get me through the next year, but the next 30 years? not a chance.
lizard king wrote:and secondly..... so far... i love what i am doing. and given another chance to do sosmethign else, i would definitely do what i am doing right now(unless we are talking about rock star fame). the only down side, i dont get paid as much, but thats alright, i can feed myself alright and live an alright life. In terms of job satisfaction and motivation, i think i am in a perfect job, ther is always some thing new to do everyday i come to work.
ycr007 wrote:Sounds Nice Advice Sanx,
And any Nice Tidbits for the Wannabe IT pros?
And BTW,This is the First time I'm knowing tht u too are an IT Pro....
All Da seniors here seem to be in IT
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