@jsensarma Blame it on the selection process, biases and egoes begins there..it is more a systemic fault...we are in an open era to learning these days and networking can happen outside of these large institutions.The value of such formal education institutions and the rat race won't exist
@jsensarma Lots of semiconductor/ h'ware upskilling opportunities, education companies and MNCs are presenting learning/ internship opportunities. I think everyone is trying to bridge the gaps after engineering, but it might be best after class 12. Industry led education system is the need
@janniksin "We" is the keyword showing your character before your competence, hardly do I see a gap in your game, fantastic. Waiting for Alcaraz to return to see a tougher battle ;-)
@jsensarma Monetization of education/ content as such, in the most "knowledge" democratic World is hard, however any education that involves disciplining along with education will still sell in a world filled with fear of loss/ dearth of jobs/ survival. It can still be a value add service
@amaronofficial@amararaja I raised a ticket almost 1 month ago and I have shared my address and everything and I haven't received an update to my request email from yourssvk (at) gmail (dot) com
This is pathetic service for a fault battery
@svembu We have only hired juniors and engaged senior mentors and built a revenue generating business in the last 2.5 years. We now have a repeatable model to create skillful entrepreneurs/ intrapreneurs...not just architects or developers
Some Thoughts just as a Lover of CINEMA!!
No theatres for an Low budget Indie film #Salliyargal
Censor delay causing postponement of a Big budget Big Star like Vijay Sir's film #JanaNayagan slated to release tomorrow...
Bookings are yet to open in many centres due to issue of certificate for other Big budget film #Parasakthi slated to release day after tomorrow...
Tough times for Cinema!!
Theatres need to be more supportive for indie low budget films ... Coz Big Satellite & OTT players are not so keen to buy indie films leaving Theatres as only source for revenue for Low budget films.... Not giving theatres for low budget films literally means Killing Cinema !!
For Big budget films... The strict timeline rules for Censors (India & Overseas ) is really hard to follow and puts lot of pressure on Filmmakers creative space during Post Production especially when ur doing a Big budget film with release date already announced... With current timeline rules for both Indian and overseas censors , the ideal time for a film to be fully completed is 3 months before release date... Which is Highly impossible for many reasons...This has to be streamlined and shud be made bit easy for Filmmakers... Both from the board the producers and the Stars... Otherwise postponement of Big films on festivals dates will eventually Kill Industry!!
Please let's all together in Film fraternity keep aside the Fan wars, Political reasoning , Personal agendas, Hate Campaigns & join together to do something optimistic to Save the ART ... Save Cinema ππ»ππ»
@NoBrokerCare@nobrokercom I haven't received the rental agreement physical copy in spite of several complaints. I would discourage using @delhivery@help_delhivery as they never deliver on time or sometimes don't deliver at all (AWB: *17706711055526*). They lie that they did.
@svembu The biggest problem doing this in the Indian context has been parents fear and wish for their kids to get degrees and it is deep when their kids might be first generation graduates