What's your profession? - Indian Real Estate Forum

nibha · 19-04-10

Hi All

This forum seems to be buzzing with lot of activity.
One thing is for sure that most of the people in this forum are employed rather than in business.

I was wondering if people can share their profession as a lot of personality traits are closely related to profession.
Just an example being an engineer I end up doing too much analysis of most of the things in life.
Would like to know other members profession and any specific trait which they attribute to it.

My info: Computer Engineer employed in a company.

Waiting for the inputs

, would also like to see people who are not in IT maybe docs, ca, mba, govt , fashion industry

, media , films , teaching , finance and lots more ...

--Nibha

nibha · 19-04-10

just to added to it , ur risk taking ability is also some what related to ur profession.
To add few more : Lawyer , Army , Police and last but not the least politics

And off course REAL ESTATE

nibha · 19-04-10

Thanks puru, good to see a doc over here...
Others are also welcome to chip in ...
waiting know the prof of most of the acitve members
Venky, search, algo, vishal, sanjeev ,trail and others ...

Quote:

Originally Posted by puru.pathy

My info : Doctor (Psychiatrist).
Traits: Always trying to be empathic i.e. trying to analyse a situation by standing in the other persons . As a result try to see the good even in real estate agents.
I am also an arm chair real estate enthusiast and like to dream of retiring with a big real estate portfolio

( not likely to happen in the next 40 years, unless I win the lottery).
Thats all i can think of for now, would add more later

Puru

shashikant_m · 19-04-10

I am a structural engineer working in the Oil and Gas sector. Love to analyse all positives and negatives before making smallest of purchases. Though sometimes lose to instant likings.

chandra2034 · 19-04-10

I am a S/w Engineer and believe in until unless you don't step into something you can not learn it.
One day want to be a business analyst.
Most of the active members must be engineer as S/w engg only have free time to utilize here.

19-04-10

I am a engineer working on mainframe technology...

Bipin · 19-04-10

I am C.A by profession, and working with Major IT Company as Application consultant. I have also worked with Manufacturing and service organisation in to Corporate Planning, Finance & Corporate Auditing. My professional back ground & the profile i worked, inculcated in me the habit of thorough analysis on any matter. I believe more in planning than action. If your planning is accurate, you can take risky venture with high a probability of perfect return.

vksharma2020 · 19-04-10

I am an HR person and employed in a PSU. My academic background is Mathematics and Law. Looking at that, I should analyse things minutely before arriving at a decision. Actually I am just the opposite: I always take big decisions instinctively, and my experience has been that the decisions based on your instinct are generally good. As far as RE is concerned, I have gone with 3C, and hope that the decision proves to be good.

dhruv_eee · 19-04-10

Quote:

Originally Posted by chandra2034

I am a S/w Engineer and believe in until unless you don't step into something you can not learn it.
One day want to be a business analyst.
Most of the active members must be engineer as S/w engg only have free time to utilize here.

Hey that gives me a sense that S/w engineers have more free time than work

. and I am one of the s/w engineers....

himanshupant · 21-04-10

Quote:

Originally Posted by rahul21jan

I am a engineer working on mainframe technology...

Bingo.. Me too

19-04-10	#1
nibha Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 600 My Mood: Thanks: 0 Thanked 3 Times in 3 Posts	What's your profession? Hi All This forum seems to be buzzing with lot of activity. One thing is for sure that most of the people in this forum are employed rather than in business. I was wondering if people can share their profession as a lot of personality traits are closely related to profession. Just an example being an engineer I end up doing too much analysis of most of the things in life. Would like to know other members profession and any specific trait which they attribute to it. My info: Computer Engineer employed in a company. Waiting for the inputs , would also like to see people who are not in IT maybe docs, ca, mba, govt , fashion industry , media , films , teaching , finance and lots more ... --Nibha

19-04-10	#5
chandra2034 Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 719 Thanks: 38 Thanked 43 Times in 31 Posts	I am a S/w Engineer and believe in until unless you don't step into something you can not learn it. One day want to be a business analyst. Most of the active members must be engineer as S/w engg only have free time to utilize here. Last edited by chandra2034; 19-04-10 at 10:19 AM.

Thread Tools	Search this Thread
Show Printable Version Email this Page	Search this Thread: Advanced Search

Similar Threads
Thread	Thread Starter	Forum	Replies	Last Post
Whats your opinion about Gera Developers?	bheeshma	Pune	44	16-06-10 03:46 PM
Rohan Leher - Whats the rate they have?	mginamdar	Pune	72	03-05-10 09:54 PM
Whats the price for exclusivity ?	Pinnacle	Mumbai	0	25-11-07 12:03 PM

19-04-10	#4
shashikant_m Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 75 My Mood: Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I am a structural engineer working in the Oil and Gas sector. Love to analyse all positives and negatives before making smallest of purchases. Though sometimes lose to instant likings.

19-04-10	#6
rahul21jan Unregistered User Posts: n/a	I am a engineer working on mainframe technology...

19-04-10	#7
Bipin Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 71 My Mood: Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I am C.A by profession, and working with Major IT Company as Application consultant. I have also worked with Manufacturing and service organisation in to Corporate Planning, Finance & Corporate Auditing. My professional back ground & the profile i worked, inculcated in me the habit of thorough analysis on any matter. I believe more in planning than action. If your planning is accurate, you can take risky venture with high a probability of perfect return.

19-04-10	#8
vksharma2020 Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 118 My Mood: Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I am an HR person and employed in a PSU. My academic background is Mathematics and Law. Looking at that, I should analyse things minutely before arriving at a decision. Actually I am just the opposite: I always take big decisions instinctively, and my experience has been that the decisions based on your instinct are generally good. As far as RE is concerned, I have gone with 3C, and hope that the decision proves to be good.