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Posted: 9 years ago
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Originally posted by: docdocgo

@kaapi- haha.I just remembered by own words from a few years back,when things were rosy in my head and I wanted to do everything for free and be a no charging doctor, a volunteer teacher ,caretaker and a lot of other things.

I had no understanding of why I had to earn money as my parents were both working and I felt it was enough for us to survive decently.

But once I passed out I realised that even among my colleagues,someone working with nonprofit is considered a substandard doctor, not confident about his abilities.
Having a high income generating primary job with secondary voluntary activities is considered good work.But when I communicated with my friends about working full time in rural areas I was laughed at for committing professional suicide.
Much later I got out of the romantic idealism and realised my motivations in life were different and yet one can't be dependent on parents and spouse for their entire lives .Also I was answerable to others attached to me.Hence compromises and mid grounds.
I still treasure the dream of doing the same at some later age with lesser responsibities.
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During college, everybody has a similar thought process. But then we step out of the safe corridors of our universities and realize reality is not as rosy as we might have imagined. 😆Dilemmas refuse to come to an end when one is at the beginning of their career.

And I hope you fulfill you dream some day. 😊
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Posted: 9 years ago
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Originally posted by: ttt1

Hi Gayatri
Nice to meet you

Okay let me.explain what I meant :-)
The society is with the rich I feel is a myth ,society is neither with the rich nor poor ,society is with those who benift them

Corporate s. Suffer too but we look at the ones that benifit mostly ...i am an Investment bankers by profession
There are many instances were there is an very very unfair treatment , and when the other party is in power they face discrimination ,many company has faced bankruptcy even

But what we hear of many times is the ones who are unfairly benifit ed by they're a large group firms or the rich also who suffer ,

If for a farmer survival is his priority. So is it for a ceo of a company
And the number you quoted would be same across all.strata

Bottom line people justify being dishonest. Like in this case farmers reasoning of survival of corporates reasoning of establishment

But the reason to be honest I.think.isnl the same

PS -typos IRS my phone and I am lazy to go back and edit it:)




I understood what you meant... Thanks for the explanation dear😊
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Posted: 9 years ago
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Guys really thought provoking discussions. I really love part of such intellectual discussions

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