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After fun filled 12 years of school life. It was time for me to decide. I didn’t have very good grades or very high percentage in my 12th but still I got admission into an engineering college. Thanks to all these private engineering colleges spread all over the NCR getting an engineering degree wasn’t that tough. At least I took a subject of interest Computer Science. And being a "Computer Engineer" just sounded good, so I decided to be one.
My college was situated in Gurgaon and I am not talking about gurgaon city. This place was actually situated in a gaon, a village in gurgaon which was 60 km from my place and that meant 120 km of traveling in a day for four years sometimes by bus ,sometimes by cabs, some times driving on your own and other variants. If I would have traveled that much in one go I would have reached the moon. The next four years were certainly not the best four years of my life. With marginal and short attendances I somehow completed my eight semesters. And after completing my final sem I was almost a “computer engineer” I was posting my CV’s distributing them to my friends, family and any other person in my field of work. As my college provided us with benches a building n sometimes a faculty and students getting placed or not was not their concern.
The big question "When companies are kicking out their own employees how can they hire you? "…the recession.
Nowadays I wake up 12:30 pm in the morning (sorry afternoon!) rubbing my eyes going to the loo doing all the daily stuff then I sit back in front of my PC and go through random known/unknown face book profiles(mostly females) and sometimes I admire my own profile for 20 to 25 mins :)
Its 2pm I m having my breakfast mum is back home she asks "if this is your breakfast when will be your lunch?? Are you enjoying your winter vacations?? ".
I don’t respond I am habituated to all this. Remote in my hand I m surfing through channels Zee Studio: Sliding Doors, MTV: Hell Down Under, Aastha: Some baba doing yoga ..n so on ..
Recession made me lazy, Recession made me a couch potato.
I am back to my PC watching ice age the 3rd time.
Recession made me a movie buff, a movie critic, a movie analyst. I can watch up to four movies in a single day, I love it though.
It’s 6.30 pm I go for pool and some old school friends and a few more we play, we bet, we win, we loose. Recession made me gambler too.
I am back home, dad is back from work too. I say “hello”. No Responses .He is busy watching CNBC watching those indexes going down. He doesn’t say anything but I can read his facial expressions, I can read those questions....
“What have you planned??”
“Are you doing something constructive??”
“What about MBA?”
I have dinner. I am back to my PC reading random blogs , stupid newsletters, no use on- job training emails. I am awake till 2am reading random stuff.
Recession made me a Night Owl.
And Recession made me write My First Blog. ;)
I hope the next time you read a blog by me its about me being associated with a good brand. Or me getting into a good B-school.
Ciao.
12 comments:
nice start dude...
good to see ur blog..
There is an old saying - " When your neighbour gets fired it's economic slowdown and when you get fired it's recession!" Thanks to recession you have become a movie critic and now a blogger! So the economic slump has given you an opportunity to express yourself creatively.
A nice start indeed. I wonder why you did not start blogging earlier. Do keep posting and if possible do review some movies also. Maybe you could start with Sliding Doors (I really liked it). Take care and happy blogging :)
My blog (havn't updated it since a long time) -
r-o-h-i-t.blogspot.com
Hmm.. a truth in the era..
for IT graduates
Actually its happening to everyone..me too..freshers are in Great Hell nowdayz..but its just matter of time...because there is always Daylight after Dark Night..Accept the things and move on..best way to live..
once u will become father u will do the same thing.. :D
Gaurav Mishra
awsome sikri ....
liked it a lot ....
grt start...
we all are actually like a broker in the story below ...........
A concerned customer asked his stock broker if the recent market decline and volitility worried him.
The broker told him that he has been sleeping like a baby.
“Really?!?” replied the customer.
“Absolutely,” said the broker, “I sleep for about an hour, wake up, and then cry for about an hour.”
Dats a masterpiece !!!
Go on Sikri...waitin 4 ur 2nd blog.... atleast its betr dan loosin @ d pool table...!! lolz ;-)
Best f luck !!
second entry kab aaegi bhaisaab??
you have to wait fer da second entry BAHENJI ..good things are scarce ;) ..naa nothin like dat i dnt have ne topic n my mind right now
interesting very intersting straigt from the heart
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