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Currently, I'm in 2nd year of my engineering in Electronics & Communication and...well I've no clue yet as to what it is like to actually be an engineer but being an engineer in the making, it sucks. It sucks so bad unless you whole heartedly are passionate about the subjects; Moreover, these endless assignments, which ultimately are copy pasted by students and the useless tests do nothing but act like a pressure cooker with never ending pressure & torture. Becoming an engineer involves everything except actually learning how to be one. Jugaad is the most apt word that I can think of right now, that you learn in these 4 years of 'engineering'. After all the hardwork of copying the assignments, journals, sheets; what you ultimately learn isnt engineering. Its all life you learn about and your abilities to handle the pressure.So what I think being an engineer is like is that : Engineer is just a person with extraordinary abilities to handle high presures, specialising in the art of Jugaad & being very capable of doing anything it takes to meet their desires.This is just a personal opinion. Opinions vary :)

Some brokers have special trading journal software which automatically enters all filled trades. This is especially useful for tax purposes where every trade has to be entered but can also be used for analytical purposes.But you're wasting your time. You will lose, anyway. Sorry but that's just how it is. Go outside and play with the kids, instead.

My classmate did not exactly rank first in the class, but he was the only one who received a perfect mark in an activity… And he did it in a very ironic way.In my college sophomore year, I took up a Journalism subject that focused on feature writing. As part of the class requirements, we were given a week to come up with an original “How to” article. Our professor expected us to come up with our unique topic, research thoroughly and study the instructional steps we would include in the article. Most of us came up with a Buzzfeed style article, but one of my classmates stood out.He came to class with a single sheet of bond paper and at the top, he wrote,“How to Fail a Requirement for a Journalism Class.”When my professor looked at the paper, he announced, “This one’s witty.” Then he wrote a perfect mark on it.The paper was blank.EDIT:For those who think that this scenario could not have happened, I’ll give you a bit of a background on this professor. He was the same professor who asked us how we can offer an apple with the fewest words. He was a journalism professor, so the more concise you are, the better. The best one we could come up with was, “Want an apple?” He was not pleased. He said you could do it with one word.“Apple?” Say it while you’re holding the apple towards the other person.He’s known for thinking out of the box and being unconventional.