Wednesday, August 02, 2006

Logical Twists

Its surprsing when you connect with old school friends once in a a while to realize that everyone is so different from what they wanted to be. I personally was a science freak, and had visions of hard core on ground engineering assignments and planning. What I do now, still is engineering, in a way, but more on an enterprise structural level.
I bumped into an old friend from school on Orkut, Waqar. He was a sure shot MIT kid who was predicted in some CERN or NASA lab. The guy works with a Hedge Fund in the US. Noman was never an accounting and finance guy, he does risk reporting at a major local bank. Goofy was a software kid, he is now an equities research analyst at a major brokerage firm.
I guess it has a lot to do with our education. The role of logic is very supreme. it defies logic of how we all ended up so differently from what we aspired to be. What re-affirms logic, is that we are all (in a way) doing exactly what we would have done if we ended up with our dream jobs. The only issue now is that our dream role is now being applied to a whole new spectrum of business units.
Its strange. Its beautiful. Its life.

4 Comments:

At 8/02/2006 08:33:00 PM, Blogger Jaded said...

:) i can so relate but it is this quality that makes life all the more interesting... strange how things have a way of working out! :)

can u imagine my friends actually believed i would be acting out my master plan to take over the world... and :o am actually doing it.. hahahahahhaaaaa

 
At 8/03/2006 12:01:00 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

99 percent of my school friends are all married with kids!! :P

i'm still wondering if i'm still better off than they are at this point in my life - however i am.

 
At 8/05/2006 02:45:00 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Grass is always greener on the otherside @ pyschy sis...trust me...

 
At 8/09/2006 06:25:00 PM, Blogger inspirex said...

@ Jaded:
Ur friends dont know that u shall not win....
:P

@ Psyched: what can i say....

 

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