Best thing I heard all day.
A student of mine was asking what my major in the university was. I told him it was Human Resource(s) Management and he said that it's very hard compared to engineering.
Now, having failed my higher Calculus and higher Stat, and having engineers as parents, I always thought Engineering was a tough cookie.
But, my student pointed out that HR was more challenging. He said,
"In Engineering, we always have the answers. In HR, you don't."
I realized he was right. In Engineering, they have formulas, equations, then solutions. In HR, on the other hand, you deal with people. And it is always a case-to-case basis with people.
Personally, I'm not saying that one is better than the other since I, myself, think I will not excel in Engineering because of its Maths. That is why I look up to Engineering graduates, just thinking that they are able to survive five years basically eating Math.
Still, I guess I will have to say that it depends on your field of interest, and/or what you do best. C:
Monday, June 27, 2011
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Blog post.
Since I haven't been writing for a while, I scanned through the posts of the blogs I follow. Here's a post in a friend's blog. (:
>> All I Hear Is Blah <<
>> All I Hear Is Blah <<
Sunday, June 12, 2011
Status: In A Relationship
If you don't see yourself in a long-term relationship with a girl, don't court her.
The same goes for girls. Don't agree to be his girlfriend.
I mean, what's the point of being in a relationship if that's the case?
It's sad that most people nowadays treat relationships like a game. It's like: I like you now so you have to be my girlfriend/boyfriend. And if it doesn't work out, they break up, and that's that.
In most cases, the intention is merely to have that someone to himself.
This isn't what they'd like to call love. It is selfishness.
One can never have somebody for himself. Even when you marry, she can never be entirely yours.
So my point is, the status of being in a relationship has lost its meaning for some people. Or maybe it is because they do not fully understand what it truly means to be in a relationship.
The same goes for girls. Don't agree to be his girlfriend.
I mean, what's the point of being in a relationship if that's the case?
It's sad that most people nowadays treat relationships like a game. It's like: I like you now so you have to be my girlfriend/boyfriend. And if it doesn't work out, they break up, and that's that.
In most cases, the intention is merely to have that someone to himself.
This isn't what they'd like to call love. It is selfishness.
One can never have somebody for himself. Even when you marry, she can never be entirely yours.
So my point is, the status of being in a relationship has lost its meaning for some people. Or maybe it is because they do not fully understand what it truly means to be in a relationship.
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