Hi
I am PNB, I have done my PhD in economics and have 8 years of teaching graduate and MBA classes. In my view there are following types of occupations:
1. chakari (slavery) - generally type of Class IV employees who have to make ends meet to survive
2. naukari (service) - which is subsistence level work for others' (employers') profit and you can save a little. Some get washed away in ego and sahibi and generally alienate people. Some get bullied and other become bullies and make their own and others' lives hell sometimes
3. business (small or large) - which gives you enough income to live and save but takes the oil out of you. Quite a large percentage of people get trapped in debts and bad debts etc.
4. money maker - those who do their own thing and make money more or less to their liking. They are quite social, generally extrovert, and have lots of friends. They are generally found around share market terminals.
I would like you all to identify with one of these
I am PNB, I have done my PhD in economics and have 8 years of teaching graduate and MBA classes. In my view there are following types of occupations:
1. chakari (slavery) - generally type of Class IV employees who have to make ends meet to survive
2. naukari (service) - which is subsistence level work for others' (employers') profit and you can save a little. Some get washed away in ego and sahibi and generally alienate people. Some get bullied and other become bullies and make their own and others' lives hell sometimes
3. business (small or large) - which gives you enough income to live and save but takes the oil out of you. Quite a large percentage of people get trapped in debts and bad debts etc.
4. money maker - those who do their own thing and make money more or less to their liking. They are quite social, generally extrovert, and have lots of friends. They are generally found around share market terminals.
I would like you all to identify with one of these
