Comments on: Working in one's dream job. http://www.webdesign-bureau-of-mauritius.com/working-in-ones-dream-job/ Web design Mauritius: the hub for web design, marketing and code Wed, 08 Feb 2012 10:16:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Chaya http://www.webdesign-bureau-of-mauritius.com/working-in-ones-dream-job/#comment-777 Chaya Sat, 06 Mar 2010 15:55:42 +0000 http://www.webdesign-bureau-of-mauritius.com/?p=1434#comment-777 I don't know my dream job. If only people could pay me to sleep :P I don’t know my dream job. If only people could pay me to sleep :P

]]> By: Web Design Mauritius http://www.webdesign-bureau-of-mauritius.com/working-in-ones-dream-job/#comment-776 Web Design Mauritius Sat, 06 Mar 2010 07:52:26 +0000 http://www.webdesign-bureau-of-mauritius.com/?p=1434#comment-776 <p>Yes, the tags have been disabled but I've put a toolbar in the comments allowing you to add those directly in the text because not everybody knows what tags to use.</p> Yes, the tags have been disabled but I’ve put a toolbar in the comments allowing you to add those directly in the text because not everybody knows what tags to use.

]]> By: Web Design Mauritius http://www.webdesign-bureau-of-mauritius.com/working-in-ones-dream-job/#comment-775 Web Design Mauritius Sat, 06 Mar 2010 07:49:49 +0000 http://www.webdesign-bureau-of-mauritius.com/?p=1434#comment-775 <p>No we didn't have an albino in Cottage but we did have a Chinese shopkeeper called Ah-Toon who talked Bhojpuri like no one else. For those tourists going through the village they usually were on their way to the Paul & Virginie memorial at Poudre D'or.</p> <p>Wow, my parents were really dumb not to get me to that Super school <span>:twisted:</span></p> No we didn’t have an albino in Cottage but we did have a Chinese shopkeeper called Ah-Toon who talked Bhojpuri like no one else. For those tourists going through the village they usually were on their way to the Paul & Virginie memorial at Poudre D’or.

Wow, my parents were really dumb not to get me to that Super school :twisted:

]]> By: Siganus K. Sutor http://www.webdesign-bureau-of-mauritius.com/working-in-ones-dream-job/#comment-774 Siganus K. Sutor Sat, 06 Mar 2010 02:36:03 +0000 http://www.webdesign-bureau-of-mauritius.com/?p=1434#comment-774 Hum, Sachin, your blog doesn't seem to accept the usual <i> or <a> tags. Can you fix up the above comment? (Mo konn enn bon web designer pou ou. Mo coire li res Forbach !) Hum, Sachin, your blog doesn’t seem to accept the usual <i> or <a> tags. Can you fix up the above comment? (Mo konn enn bon web designer pou ou. Mo coire li res Forbach !)

]]> By: Siganus K. Sutor http://www.webdesign-bureau-of-mauritius.com/working-in-ones-dream-job/#comment-773 Siganus K. Sutor Sat, 06 Mar 2010 02:31:24 +0000 http://www.webdesign-bureau-of-mauritius.com/?p=1434#comment-773 <em>The only white people I knew were tourists seen going through the village.</em> — Er, are you sure there wasn't an albino in your village? But if, as you say, the village in question was so cut from the outside world, what were these tourists doing there? Were they lost by any (mal)chance? :cool: <em>I remember being in my small kindergarten called “La Belle Aventure” just behind the mosque in Beau-Bassin and being surrounded by kids already seemingly aware of what they wanted to be.</em> — May you should have tried "<a href="http://mauricianismes.wordpress.com/2010/02/03/grosses-tetes-a-la-maternelle" rel="nofollow">Les Super Génies</a>”. I believe they have a section that prepares kids to go directly to Oxbridge to become a Nobel Prize winner. The only white people I knew were tourists seen going through the village. — Er, are you sure there wasn’t an albino in your village? But if, as you say, the village in question was so cut from the outside world, what were these tourists doing there? Were they lost by any (mal)chance? :cool:
I remember being in my small kindergarten called “La Belle Aventure” just behind the mosque in Beau-Bassin and being surrounded by kids already seemingly aware of what they wanted to be. — May you should have tried “Les Super Génies”. I believe they have a section that prepares kids to go directly to Oxbridge to become a Nobel Prize winner.

]]> By: Web Design Mauritius http://www.webdesign-bureau-of-mauritius.com/working-in-ones-dream-job/#comment-772 Web Design Mauritius Fri, 05 Mar 2010 18:35:07 +0000 http://www.webdesign-bureau-of-mauritius.com/?p=1434#comment-772 Dude, I wouldn't have thought that a big guy like you would have wanted to become a singer or a David Copperfield copycat :grin: . Dude, I wouldn’t have thought that a big guy like you would have wanted to become a singer or a David Copperfield copycat :grin: .

]]> By: Web Design Mauritius http://www.webdesign-bureau-of-mauritius.com/working-in-ones-dream-job/#comment-771 Web Design Mauritius Fri, 05 Mar 2010 18:32:46 +0000 http://www.webdesign-bureau-of-mauritius.com/?p=1434#comment-771 I completely agree with you that sometimes people just settle in their job and make it their dream job or live it like that. Even if I still harbour aspirations in terms of jobs, I worked my way to the one I really wanted. Maybe the others are more of the less "white collar" oriented and have something more magnetic to me for I remain the son and grandson of labourers. It's great to see that you also made your way really differently of your original likings. I really like the "Sunil Shetty" bit :lol: . I completely agree with you that sometimes people just settle in their job and make it their dream job or live it like that. Even if I still harbour aspirations in terms of jobs, I worked my way to the one I really wanted. Maybe the others are more of the less “white collar” oriented and have something more magnetic to me for I remain the son and grandson of labourers.

It’s great to see that you also made your way really differently of your original likings. I really like the “Sunil Shetty” bit :lol: .

]]> By: Kurt Avish http://www.webdesign-bureau-of-mauritius.com/working-in-ones-dream-job/#comment-770 Kurt Avish Fri, 05 Mar 2010 16:12:24 +0000 http://www.webdesign-bureau-of-mauritius.com/?p=1434#comment-770 Dream jobs... Well it started as a Pilot, then to become a Spaceship Pilot...to become an Astrophysicist, to become a Singer...to be become a war commander..and the last was to become a Magician like David Copperfield. :cool: .-= Kurt Avish´s last blog ..<a href="http://www.islandcrisis.net/2010/03/being-a-successful-freelancer-online/" rel="nofollow">Tips to be a successful freelancer job seeker on the web</a> =-. Dream jobs… Well it started as a Pilot, then to become a Spaceship Pilot…to become an Astrophysicist, to become a Singer…to be become a war commander..and the last was to become a Magician like David Copperfield. :cool:
.-= Kurt Avish´s last blog ..Tips to be a successful freelancer job seeker on the web =-.

]]> By: Yashi http://www.webdesign-bureau-of-mauritius.com/working-in-ones-dream-job/#comment-769 Yashi Fri, 05 Mar 2010 15:59:48 +0000 http://www.webdesign-bureau-of-mauritius.com/?p=1434#comment-769 <p>I think kids don't necessarily have serious dream jobs, they playfully like things like planes, cars, spacecraft,...etc and want to do something associated with those things. These desires disappear quite quickly in most cases. At primary school level, I seriously wanted to become a policeman lol, purely because my dad works in the force! I was also into Sunil Shetty movies where he was the cop and would beat everyone to death!</p> <p>But later on, like you, I liked everything and was pretty good at most things, with a heavy penchant for science. And guess what, I now work in something extremely different, it is mostly mathematics, but in the finance world. The other day, I was talking to my dad and he told me he still can't believe I work in the financial world when throughout my teens, I was a science fanboy! I guess you reach a point in your life where you pitch your tent wherever you have reached and make your job your 'dream' job. Obviously, you still harbour aspirations, but unless you really hate your current job, you tend to think you are settled in the right job.</p> <p>My dream jobs would be: working in films (mainly acting, writing or directing), I actually wrote, directed and acted in quite a few plays when I was a teenager. It's always been a passion, but I don't think I could settle in such a job. I like stability too much.</p> I think kids don’t necessarily have serious dream jobs, they playfully like things like planes, cars, spacecraft,…etc and want to do something associated with those things. These desires disappear quite quickly in most cases. At primary school level, I seriously wanted to become a policeman lol, purely because my dad works in the force! I was also into Sunil Shetty movies where he was the cop and would beat everyone to death!

But later on, like you, I liked everything and was pretty good at most things, with a heavy penchant for science. And guess what, I now work in something extremely different, it is mostly mathematics, but in the finance world. The other day, I was talking to my dad and he told me he still can’t believe I work in the financial world when throughout my teens, I was a science fanboy! I guess you reach a point in your life where you pitch your tent wherever you have reached and make your job your ‘dream’ job. Obviously, you still harbour aspirations, but unless you really hate your current job, you tend to think you are settled in the right job.

My dream jobs would be: working in films (mainly acting, writing or directing), I actually wrote, directed and acted in quite a few plays when I was a teenager. It’s always been a passion, but I don’t think I could settle in such a job. I like stability too much.

]]> By: Web Design Mauritius http://www.webdesign-bureau-of-mauritius.com/working-in-ones-dream-job/#comment-768 Web Design Mauritius Thu, 04 Mar 2010 07:53:38 +0000 http://www.webdesign-bureau-of-mauritius.com/?p=1434#comment-768 <p>The main problem in our education system is that you can't really choose your way. Parents look for prestige and kids bear the burden of having to take courses just for the sake of going for the laureate battle. It is always like that. Parents choose and impose in most cases, especially at the age when a kid gets in form free.</p> <p>Good luck for your major and I sincerely hope that you enjoy your work.</p> The main problem in our education system is that you can’t really choose your way. Parents look for prestige and kids bear the burden of having to take courses just for the sake of going for the laureate battle. It is always like that. Parents choose and impose in most cases, especially at the age when a kid gets in form free.

Good luck for your major and I sincerely hope that you enjoy your work.

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