05-07-2013, 09:12 AM
Rajavelu,
Extremely well put.
There are too many whiners and MTs around who do not have the backbone to do what has to be done through simple sheer hard work.
Making fast bucks overnight only happen in B-movies. In real life, its only the hard work that counts in getting you to where you want to go. Once you are there, you do not need to chase employers. They will chase you. I speak from personal experience and with a damn lot of pride.
As you can see in the forum, there are no shortage of jobs these days in spite of some doomsayers. Only remember, you and no one else counts in getting you to where you want to go through some strong determination and will power.
Doing at least a one-year stint at some MT company will hone your skills better and with the help of colleagues, you can learn some tricks of the trade which will help you immensely when you do HBT.
But again, this is applicable if you do decide to start MT work again. Otherwise, forget it.
So MT Mumbai, go for it.
Extremely well put.
There are too many whiners and MTs around who do not have the backbone to do what has to be done through simple sheer hard work.
Making fast bucks overnight only happen in B-movies. In real life, its only the hard work that counts in getting you to where you want to go. Once you are there, you do not need to chase employers. They will chase you. I speak from personal experience and with a damn lot of pride.
As you can see in the forum, there are no shortage of jobs these days in spite of some doomsayers. Only remember, you and no one else counts in getting you to where you want to go through some strong determination and will power.
Doing at least a one-year stint at some MT company will hone your skills better and with the help of colleagues, you can learn some tricks of the trade which will help you immensely when you do HBT.
But again, this is applicable if you do decide to start MT work again. Otherwise, forget it.
So MT Mumbai, go for it.
