Who is your favourite teacher and worst teacher in school? Why?

/s [ also hoping to have some responses from people in their 30s & 40s for insights ] pls don’t say boards dene ki jagah crypto kharidna tha 2014 me🫠

Just being paid 16000₹ PM 😭

It's so freaking hard, i barely passed in my 10th grade sanskrit exam

During our parents generation, Tuitions were viewed as a Taboo. It was perceived that only the academically weak needed Tuitions. However all of these changed quickly where we see majority of our generation opting for coaching from Class 8. For today's GenZ, it's a matter of pride if someone gets enrolled in prominent coaching institutes for JEE, AIIMS, CA, UPSC etc. What do you guys think was the social drivers for such change in attitudes? What age did you first opt for Tuition and why do you think your parents accepted tuitions for you?

Always had a fascination for flying objects as a kid. If this held true, I would really love to work in the aerospace domain. Building insane drones or UAVs would be awesome, especially after a decent stint in software. Was reading about this company called Zipline which works in autonomous aerial delivery. Quite insane how they supply medical supplies in Rwanda using gliding drones that are launched across the country. Stories like these inspire an entire generation to take up engineering and change the world. What about you all?

I am applying for a data analyst position with a company, and I was given an assignment with six questions to solve in SQL and Excel. While I know SQL, I am not familiar with Excel. I tried to solve the questions in SQL using my own logic and ChatGPT. Today was the submission date, and I tried using Excel, but I couldn't solve a single question. I have been working from 12 PM to 8 PM, and I only managed to solve two questions, but the answers didn't match those I got from SQL. I then called my friend and asked for help. He said, "Okay, I will help you." He helped me with one question but got tired and went to sleep. I continued working and managed to get some answers (e.g., SQL: 70.27, Excel: 79.32), then I submitted the assignment. While working on the SQL queries and solving questions, I thought I was right, but the answers turned out to be all wrong I have a question that I find the most challenging and don't know how to solve. I want to improve but feel stuck. .🥲🥲

For me its "I never asked you to do it" and "your emotions are a big turnoff"