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My "best" guess is that the OP is a joker. Unless he posts otherwise, its best to ignore his ramblings.

[quote=Tweedledee;150648]Have you considered that if you had been just a "BA pass", you may not have gotten into one of those computer institutes to begin with?[/quote] There are many BAs who went to computer institutes and who work in the computer industry in the US, and a lot of them do a great ...

DBN,

Where have you been man? Are we going to see you on the forum more regularly? Good luck with the move.

On a side note, CA may have different ordinances, so may be a good time to revive the bidet project. :emdgust:

Desi, Thank you for your latest and elaborate response. I agree I should have been more specific about Godse in my response. I waxed philoshophically in that response and did not tackle that issue. So let me put this to rest. What Godse did was wrong, and when I made those statements, I did not say ...

[quote=pickles;91239]I know a lot of my office collegues (indian and others) who dont have children, [B]reason, they feel quality of life is degrading by he years[/B], specially the ones that want to R2I, they have decided not to have kids, as [B]they dont want to bring a life into the kind of world ...

I agree with Robocop. Top school MBA, or for that matter any MBA from anywhere, is a ticket to a good first job. After that, its all about performance and how you navigate your career. I would not sweat too much about it. Also, if you get an MBA later in the career, its value its significantly ...

Career progression is a funny thing. Some have to return and start afresh. Others get stuck in the GC process and lose valuable and productive years. Don't lose heart. Come up with a career plan. Define goals and objectives. Plan by developing short term and long term career goals. Find a mentor ...

Desi, Not to nitpick, but Buddhist caves cannot be representative of how people lived a couple of thousand years ago, since the Buddhist way of life required them to renounce "normal" life and live as a monk. Agree with everything else. If humans evolved into homo sapiens 60,000 years ago, then our ...

It is becoming more and more evident through recent findings that modern humans evolved earlier than thought before. I read on yahoo that modern human remains from 1.3 million years ago were found recently in Spain. Also, there are indications that humans evolved into societies (organized ...

Hats off to Sehwag. He is a force to reckon in Indian cricket all by himself. Brilliant innings. Wish I could have watched it.