Leaders (and teachers) must work on reducing unnecessary work. Those who
undermine others and expect them to work hard and accomplish nothing,
increase unproductive, unuseful work. ----“गधे हैं साले!”
Friday, August 29, 2014
ENGINEERING EXAMINATION
During practical examination External examiner asked, “What material is
used for wattmeter base?”
I kept silent.
He probed further, “You should know the answer, being from mechanical branch?”
I said, “I know it is stainless
steel but then you will ask ‘why stainless steel’, for which I have no answer.”
The examiner laughed and replied,
“I too do not know why it is made of
stainless steel!”
Sunday, August 17, 2014
Friday, August 15, 2014
Sunday, August 3, 2014
ENGINEERING LEARNING
The Engineering teacher was
giving example of U bolt, the students never saw such a bolt, explaining it in
more detail the teacher said, “If you
climb a telephone pole, you will see a bolt there; it is a U bolt.”
The nearing examinations made students alert in anticipation of the importance and a probable question appearing in examination.
The next day all the students were seen climbing on telephone poles.
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The
professor was very hard working, he used to prepare notes by copying as it is
from renowned author’s book. He never dictated from his notes directly. He will
write on black board from his notes (This action was good to
keep all persons engaged during the class and was enough to pass the time
easily!)
He will not change a word, if there is a print mistake or erosion on
note book, he will scrupulously make it that way on black board (every year).
He used to
give his note book to students during part time degree course for copying and
visit his home for meals. One day he returned early and found students
gossiping. On inquiring the students said,
“Sir! We have already purchased the book from where
you have copied.”
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