Last lecture of TCOM..

Hi friends,

As it seems by its title, this blog is dedicated to the last lecture of the Technical Communication module of the FPGDST course.

It was 11 oct '07. Sawani ma'm was going to take the lecture as usual. Somewhere in everyone's mind, this was going on that we were going to free from this module anyways. Some were happy for the completion of a module but some were upset as now onwards we'd not be able to be in regular touch and care of Sawani ma'm..( But later on, ma'm made it clear to all that she is not going to leave us, whoever wants support is just needed to call her...)

In fact the lecture was quite fruitful as Ma'm discussed over the ways we're supposed to give our interviews for the positive results, whether it's a technical one or a HR one. Definately some golden rules in the form of DOs N DONTs came out of the discussion after several examplifications. Some of them as follows:-

• First of all, believe in hard work but let the result be decided by destiny. Dont be depress for the negative outcomes, as "SUCCESS HAS NO ENDING BUT FAILURE HAS NO FINAL.."
• Dont be nervous before appearing for an interview, but it's obvious to be therefore for the removal of it (which is ultimately required) start thinking about the fields you are good at so that you can direct your interview in the orientation you want.
• You'd have the clear cut idea about the job you are applying for.

Some of the things which is peeped into you while interviews are:-

• Attitude - the way you think/react/present
• Aptitude - the way to analyse the possible solution
• Confidence - which comes after a lot practice and knowledge of the domain
• Technical skills - basically stress upon it then focus to improve upon your communication skills as both are required equally
• Respect for the chance - respect each and every oppotunity as there is no such a small or big opportunity

I hope, I did my job to try to write those rules so that others can take it as a "useful blog" for gaining the benefits. I wish that Ma'm would correct my mistakes , if there any..

Thank you and best of luck for your interview!