Mohit said:
My toughest decision was Whether to go for software company or wait for core company to come,Then i remembered a phrase given by Dhirubhai ambani "OPPORTUNITIES are always there,it depends upon persons,some let it pass and some grabs it." and I realised that i have an opportunity plus i have a good software skills and intrest also then why not to try for the interview. and guess what i cracked it.
Portman said:
The toughest decision I had to make was continuing my studies or doing job?
Finally I decided to do job and continuing my studies for the post graduation at the same time.
I am very thankful to my HOD and teachers of college for allowing me to do job.
As now I have some experience I am trying to enhance my skills, gain more experience and make good career out of it.
Sakshi said:
When I completed my schooling and therefore looking for a good college for further studies according to my rank in AIEEE that is not so good and I have to go for private colleges which have too much of fees as I belong to a middle class family, it is very hard for me to take decision that time whether to drop for an year or to join college.
Then I thought if I'm good in learning and studies so I can get a better opportunities there also. So I joined college.
Akshaya said:
The toughest decision in my life was also related to my career. I had to choose between IT career options and career related to my core subjects. As I am not yet placed any where my friends and all advised me to try for some IT jobs which on I had the least interest. Finally I made my strong decision only to work in any of my Core industries. So even though I'm not placed I'm so happy for it and one day very nearly I will make my decision true.
Anj said:
Sir, I wanted to become a chef in an Multi Star hotel, I had decided that. Even my parents had agreed. But the problem was, I was extreamly alergic to smoke and steam I was not able to stand infront of a stove even for a minute. I had consulted a doc and he told it is not curable. Than I was asked to change the future plans what I had decided. From Chef to an Engineer, toughest decission of my life. No complanes I think what Lord has given me is the best for me.
Alok Pandey said:
My dad and my grandfather both are doctors. We are two brothers, my elder brother chose arts and is now in business, so my father wanted me to chose medical field since my childhood but I was interested in electronics and when I told my father that I want to join engineering he promptly gave me permission but I realized that deep inside his heart he wasn't happy. He has always dreamt of seeing me as a doctor, and I chosen engineering... that was the toughest decision I had ever made.
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