Right Path

 

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When you are young, you often have a bold spirit but little experience. You are eager to act and believe your ideas are original. In reality, most paths have already been explored and documented. What seems like innovation may simply be unfamiliar because of a lack of research.

Your assumption of invincibility in intelligence and knowledge is misguided. Countless people before you have erred by ignoring lessons from history. Thus, it is crucial to study the past and research thoroughly. While confidence is valuable, overconfidence leads to failure—a pattern repeatedly observed. If you ignore this, you risk the same outcome.

In our culture, we are encouraged to follow the strongman, but he may also be full of follies. Indian methodologies teach us this great essence. Even if you are an incarnation of a god among mortals, you are prone to follies. Follies take you to your downfall ultimately.  We have been told this so many times, yet we are slaves to our vices.

The one way to get rid of such a situation is to follow standard procedure in every situation, even if you are tempted or disoriented by your surroundings. At this time, test  your character. You can be a simple man or differentiate yourself from thousand others by simply following standard operating procedure.  

In organizations, people just fall prey to vices and do not feel following procedure. Things go perfectly till there is no problem. Whenever there is a problem, there would be scrutiny. Things come out at the end of the day. Nobody can hide something forever. Eventually, things come out anyway. While in organization, you will get a powerful position, you will be tempted to do things according to your whims and fancies, but your tenure also comes to an end. Nothing is permanent forever.  Only sticking to the right path &  right procedure will ensure your sanctity.

 

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Your trade secrets

  

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Many businesses have trade secrets that they guard closely. Similarly, we have our own secret techniques at work, which are personal and unique to us.

Then, many people have an eternal itch to be a loudmouth and brag about their techniques. Then, people learn those, and you become an obsolete commodity. Those techniques are yours and should be guarded ferociously. When you talk about something even to your closest friend, words spread. Most of the time, your closest friend becomes the nastiest enemy. Whatever you have earned through your hard work should not be thrown away lightly. Once its utility is exhausted, it can be given away.

Now, in workplaces, you may need to teach people. While teaching something, you demonstrate the textbook process. If somebody is smart enough, he finds out his own technique. That will be his journey. Often, people forget your generosity and come back to you as a predator instead.  Recently, I read news about a person working in an organization. He had developed some codes to complete his tasks within a few minutes. The boss, who happened to be on good terms with him, got him to talk about the whole scheme. That sweet talk and over-trust in others got his job ended in that organization. The boss learnt the process and replaced him. The code was the outcome of his knowledge accrued over the years of hard work. People actually pay for the knowledge.

I still remember one scene from a film where a factory owner was asking a technician to fix a machine.  The technician fixed the machine with a blow of a hammer and asked him to pay Rs 500. In those days, it used to be a very high amount.  The factory owner declined to pay. The technician persisted. The owner retorted that you just hammered once. The technician replied that it was the price for knowing where to be hit.

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Goodbye forever

 

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Have you attended someone’s funeral? You might have definitely. As you grow older, you frequently attend funerals. It is an experience in its own way. The very man, who used to walk & talk once, lies as a rock; unmoved and unbothered.

Those closest to them find it difficult to detach themselves. They cry and eventually take solace, leaving it to the divine. This personal grief often blends with the community’s way of honoring the departed.

Cremation in rural parts of India is simply different. Relatives take the body to a burial ground allocated by each family for such purposes. People gather wood and physically make the funeral pyre. They stake the woods and bamboo layer by layer and put the body in it. Son lights up the funeral pyre or sometimes the daughter in the absence of a male heir.   The blazing fire turns the body into ashes in a few hours. The physical existence of the person is eliminated for good.

All our lives, we humans incessantly keep on collecting and saving things, and in the end, we can take nothing with us. Only a few good deeds remain in the minds of people. Rest mingles with smoke rising from the fire pyre. It is applicable to everyone in every aspect of life. Do good and move on.  You cannot carry it to your afterlife.

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Leading from the front

 

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All our lives, we have seen people leading with vested interests and being manipulative in  nature in various walks of life. Do they get respect? No, not at all.

As a leader, you have to lead from the front and take responsibility and accountability for your actions. In your endeavour, you will find people who will be just the opposite of you, but they will respect you for your endeavour. This is what we have learned from the Mahabharata and the Iliad, where you witness the greatest protagonists like Arjun and Achilles.  

They were leaders. You can love or hate them for their actions, yet you cannot disrespect them. Is it possible in these times? Yes, it is. Life is what you make of it. In every aspect of life, when you are asked to lead, lead like these heroes. They have been remembered for ages. At least, you can try for a few years. Nonetheless, every great hero has to sacrifice something, and one who is afraid of it cannot ascend to the status meant for the great. Leaders sacrifice their dearest things quietly, and this propels them to greatness. Without sacrificing something, you simply cannot achieve greatness meant for you.    

People want the position of leader, but not the responsibility and accountability. You have to embrace these things when you assume a position. You are to put your heart into something, then only something comes out perfectly. Even your greatest critic will have a good thing to say about you because they cannot ignore your greatness.

You can live in your small hollow world with your narrow interests.It is just living. Beyond that, nothing. Even if something is small in magnitude, there is scope for doing. Small steps ultimately lead to bigger things.

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Change in pattern of recruitments

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 For quite some time, there has been a change in the pattern of recruiting in companies. Companies are going to campus to recruit, but they are also starting their own hackathon-type processes. This has been highlighted by their recruiters.

Actually, they are looking for people already well-versed in their domain so that they do not have to work on the basics when they get recruited. Competitions like Hackathons push you to learn on your own the things they want from you. Needless to say, the colleges or institutions cannot ever teach the things required in industry because you will be worked on your basics. They work on specifics. Colleges can try to narrow this gap but cannot cover it. It is like a limit tends to zero type analogy. Therefore, students are expected to learn many things on their own through these competitions.

Many people participate in these types of competitions and get a rank. They get scholarships and paid internships also. Later on, they are inducted into the company. It is like they are accepting fanboy-type of people to their companies. So, students can also look into this avenue.

Moreover, many recruiters still complain about students not knowing how to draft a ‘resume’ or ‘CV’. These concepts have become fundamental and should be familiar to every student.  

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Boring Jobs: Good Pays

 

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Jobs are for getting paid and not necessarily for entertainment. When we were studying, we used to live in ‘la la’ land. We thought people went to work and did interesting things. It might be in some cases, but most often it is not. In jobs, you are given some responsibilities to handle, and you are expected to do those perfectly. There is a division of work. It is required. Otherwise, there will be chaos if everybody is doing everything. When you go to a hospital, you want things to be organized so that you have minimal hassle, especially when you're suffering.  Will it be possible without any division of responsibilities? So, why do you have that unrealistic expectation in your organization?  Every organization or company provides certain services or produces certain products. So, job division is necessary. Whenever there is division of work, there will be redundancy. In a way, redundancy makes you an expert in a certain skill. But it also becomes boring. Frankly speaking, at the end of the day, boring things pay. An organization or a company has to stop at some point and start becoming boring so that they provide or produce exactly the same service or products that clicked with the masses. At the end of the day, everyone’s aim is to earn and take something home.

People may sugar-coat things like passion and interest. Everyone has to stop at some point to be a “big bore”.  Most of the time, privileged people get bored easily because he or she can afford to be bored. People with responsibility will be very happy to take a job that pays well. Getting bored is just a mental condition. When you are deep in debt, these things seem like a scam. So, anything that comes your way feels nice. That is why people coming from a poorer background do not get bored. They see the work that repels discomfort.   

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Lonely at the top

 

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In college, we live together and develop great camaraderie among our friends. For many years, we have liked to do everything in groups. The group seems to be unbreakable and invincible before gusts of time. Yet, time is ever powerful; it either takes away the things or withers them away. Like everything else, the group would fall apart by the end of college. Everyone will figure something out in the end. Then, they will take different paths.

It is the truth. It happens at the end of each course or degree. Frankly speaking, there is a very low probability of meeting again. Sometimes, life will steer you towards the same path, but you will lose your warmth because many years have passed. Things have changed, and so you have changed too, because priorities have changed.    

Everyone has to take a lonely path. Your path is your path because your dream is not their dream. In the journey of a career, you should not long for companionship. It is you alone. You have to keep doing it till you arrive wherever you want to arrive. In this journey, you will come across people, engage with them, and stay with them for the time it is meant for. Then, you keep moving. When you reach the top, you will feel lonelier because others will be left behind. You will be accountable and responsible for your decisions. People’s lives will depend on your judgment and decisions. In those times, you will have to make a decision, and those decisions will be your decisions because no one is capable enough to take those decisions. You may feel lonely, but one has to sacrifice something to get something because “That’s just the way it is.”

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