What was the toughest decision you ever had to make?
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Gokulraj said:
9 years ago
Once I was driving my tractor along with fully loaded trailer, it was a rainy season, the usual path has stagnant water in it. So I choose to avoid by moving 2 feet to the right of it. But I got stuck because I was the first one to travel down that path, where the density of that sand grains is too less. Which makes me last my half day time.
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Ajith Mannarakkal said:
6 years ago
After completion of Bachelor's degree in computer science I was confused to choose which career because Computer Science consist of wide variety of fields.At last I opted the Software development field.At that time I think that was the toughest decision.But now after training now I Realises that it was the best decision I have ever taken.
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Ujjawal Raj said:
6 years ago
Actually, I had always a clear idea on my decisions. Yes, sometimes I had some tough decisions like my last decision that was a little bit tough that to come Bangalore and live with my father, it was a bit tough because I was working in an NGO there and also working as a teacher but I wanted more in my life, So I decided to come here.
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Vamsi said:
3 years ago
In recent times, the toughest situation I had faced during this pandemic time after my degree completion in this covid lockdown.
I was in my home passing every day some mental pressure and the financial problem was the hardest thing at that time, I have seen my parent's hard work for us I have to pay them off as soon as possible.
I was in my home passing every day some mental pressure and the financial problem was the hardest thing at that time, I have seen my parent's hard work for us I have to pay them off as soon as possible.
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Johny said:
6 years ago
My toughest decision in my life is to move or relocate to mumbai, which is far from my parents and coming out of comfort zone to achieve high in profession.
Staying away from parents is really very tough but sometimes life demands something which is not easy to do, but anyhow you have to do. And I have done that.
Staying away from parents is really very tough but sometimes life demands something which is not easy to do, but anyhow you have to do. And I have done that.
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Priyanka said:
9 years ago
Whatever may be the decision I would definitely make a safe side or a positive shaded decision even though it is tough. In my view tough means that we tend to feel something uneasy for us but in terms of life actually tough decisions make people work much harder and more eligible to face further problems in life.
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Pettem Srikanth said:
4 years ago
As my father supported me at every stage, I never had that situation to take the toughest decision. But I experienced a few situations where I think twice, thrice to get decide. They are when I step in to stand as class representative, when I want to be independent by home tuitions.
Thank you sir/mam for asking.
Thank you sir/mam for asking.
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Satyanarayana said:
9 years ago
I think the toughest decision in my life is after completing my intermediate I am worried about what will I study either degree or engineering then I choose to study degree because of engineering have more fees recently I got a job in T.C.S through the campus interview. So, I felt very happy in this time.
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Nitin said:
7 years ago
Yes, I have taken sometimes toughest decision. But I have completed my E&TC degree that time where my career option is Right path. So much field in fronts of me such as IT, EMBEDDED, TELECOM, NETWORKING and core electronics. That time, I confused to choose the career.
That is a hard decision for me.
That is a hard decision for me.
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Natik said:
3 months ago
The toughest decision I ever made was choosing growth over comfort. Like a hunter stepping into an unknown dungeon, I left behind something secure to chase something greater — knowing I could fail, but also knowing I’d regret staying still even more. It was a risk, but it’s the only way to level up.
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