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| Re: Conversation Between A Boss And A Polytechnic Graduate by deanoffaculty: 1:20pm On Feb 25, 2016 |
Stealthideals24:Okkkkkk....Cheers! |
| Re: Conversation Between A Boss And A Polytechnic Graduate by Nobody: 1:26pm On Feb 25, 2016*. Modified: 1:42pm On Feb 25, 2016 |
Why do you guys derive joy in debasing a polytechnic graduate? I kn of some university graduates or undergraduates that cant express themsevles or construct a good sentence.Its not about the kind of school one attends, its all about personality!! But the guy fall my hand sha.... |
| Re: Conversation Between A Boss And A Polytechnic Graduate by Nobody: 1:29pm On Feb 25, 2016 |
PresVA:. I know what you are up to. You want to say the boss' sentences were not well punctuated, and that past tense verb should accompany "never". I know the boss very well, and I understand he typed those words in anger. And if you want a contest with him on syntax and semantics, I can arrange one. You also have to understand that "measles" is a singular noun that attracts a singular verb, but the boss used "come", a plural verb, in the above. Anything else up your sleeve? |
| Re: Conversation Between A Boss And A Polytechnic Graduate by Nobody: 1:31pm On Feb 25, 2016 |
sisipelebe:I know what you are up to. You want to say the boss' sentences were not well punctuated, and that past tense verb should accompany "never". I know the boss very well, and I understand he typed those words in anger. And if you want a contest with him on syntax and semantics, I can arrange one. . You also have to understand that "measles" is a singular noun that attracts a singular verb, but the boss used "come", a plural verb, in the above. Anything else up your sleeve? |
| Re: Conversation Between A Boss And A Polytechnic Graduate by Nobody: 1:49pm On Feb 25, 2016 |
Stealthideals24:Next time dont be too quick to judge people, i wasnt even refering to your boss like you admitted. I was only trying to drive a home a point. Don't ever condem pple again or try to make them feel small. Am surprised its even coming from a guy, matured men dont act as such. Cos you're taking this thing too far.. |
| Re: Conversation Between A Boss And A Polytechnic Graduate by Nobody: 2:18pm On Feb 25, 2016 |
CaptPlanet:He prounounced it like a typical ibadan man. |
| Re: Conversation Between A Boss And A Polytechnic Graduate by CaptPlanet(m): 5:07pm On Feb 25, 2016 |
sisipelebe:Lol. Sounds funny... |
| Re: Conversation Between A Boss And A Polytechnic Graduate by IOAGEM: 9:57am On Feb 28, 2016 |
Just because your brother is making it going out of his line of study doesn't make him better than an architect or/and a structural engineer,it is understable how a qs could be farmiliar with structural terms because when taken off you summarize from sub-structure to the roof top,ask your brother which is better in a structure under-reinforcement or over-reinforcement,also ask him how will he check for servicerbility limit state of crack and fire. Also ask him to tell us the safest load combinations for a proposed bridge in a windy and snowy enviroment like Tokyo. Are u sure your so called bro isn't among the team that designed TB Joshua synagogue,if we must curb the seemingly increasing cases of biulding collapse then people like ur bro need to be careful. Every structural engineer let me tell u was taught how to quantify any work infact you can't produce a boq without it and u can't raise a certificate without it but they would not go about bragging they are better than QS if they do then our folks in that major go enter soup because we know it and we know it very well. |
| Re: Conversation Between A Boss And A Polytechnic Graduate by enemachris(m): 12:15pm On Feb 28, 2016 |
Stealthideals24:its nt all about Polytechnic or University degree my friend. Its Jus all about d person in question. I work in a very good bank, i know University graduates that are even worst than ur ilustration here. U might be opportuned to be a University graduate but i bet u dat many Polytechnics graduate who studied d same wit u will flaw u. |
| Re: Conversation Between A Boss And A Polytechnic Graduate by samuel051: 6:02pm On Feb 28, 2016 |
op ur deek need to be flogged with peppered koboko, I have seen worst university graduates with bad usage of tenses even a PhD holder, d guy above is a case of someone who grew up in d village, he probably schooled in a community where local dialect was spoken in class. I am an HND graduate and I know I am better than some bsc holder when it comes to ora?l English. |
| Re: Conversation Between A Boss And A Polytechnic Graduate by Nobody: 11:57pm On Mar 02, 2016 |
IOAGEM:You are speaking as if what we learn in school is what makes one experts in a field. Do you know how many workshops and special trainings he has attended and received respectively? Your type are in teaching service commissions, who always say a man that doesn't study a course with "edu" attached cannot be a good teacher. I did study animal production and health in the university. Now that Animal Husbandry is a subject taken in secondary schools, your tie-wearing goons will still say I am not a qualified teacher. I assure you that in that Animal Husbandry of a thing, I can teach the damn subject for a period of the whole school hours without a mistake, and without the help of a written text. My brother has been there. He knows what works. He is not an arm-chair speculator or rhetor. Those who work as optimization engineers are not those with good grades in computer science and engineering. They receive special trainings for the task. In Lautech, those lecturers are making mountains out of molehill thinking programming languages like Basic and Pascal are something worthwhile in this fast-evolving world. Ask about Objective-C, and you will know what I mean. |
| Re: Conversation Between A Boss And A Polytechnic Graduate by Nobody: 12:11am On Mar 03, 2016 |
enemachris:That is what we are saying... It should be "floor", not "flaw". . "Worst" used above is a superlative adjective that should not be followed by "than". "Worse" is comparative, and must be followed by "than". |
| Re: Conversation Between A Boss And A Polytechnic Graduate by obajoey(m): 3:46am On Mar 03, 2016 |
The academic board of the school where you had your degree knew what they were doing when they approved that course you studied. You reason like animal... one way traffic. Such a preconceived prejudice. I know you have started looking for errors in my statement... Is gaa for you ooo.. Stealthideals24: |
| Re: Conversation Between A Boss And A Polytechnic Graduate by enemachris(m): 5:54am On Mar 03, 2016 |
Stealthideals24:Mr lecturer, i know you were admirable schooled. Pls dnt com n intimidate us here wit ur learnings my fren. Graduates wit d mentality of a street tout, dats y ppl like you are unemployable. English na ur papa language goat like you. |
| Re: Conversation Between A Boss And A Polytechnic Graduate by Nobody: 10:24am On Mar 03, 2016 |
obajoey:You will have a long battle with dementia. Does that mean those who study criminology are criminals? As a ci-devant mountebank that you are proving to be, it is easy to infer that you are thinking that those who study psychiatry have medical history of brain tumor. It will soon occur to you at night time that this [umbrella] you wield is a gamo-shackle. "Animal", as used above, should take article 'a' preceding it, and ".." used above should be three in number. . You still can't write correct sentences. Check the following: "... knew what they [were] doing... ". "Academic board" in the above should be treated as a singular subject that should take a singular verb. But you used "were", a plural past tense verb. |
| Re: Conversation Between A Boss And A Polytechnic Graduate by Nobody: 11:05am On Mar 03, 2016 |
enemachris:Hahahaha! You mean unemployable? A bat-brained braggart of nairaland fame! |
| Re: Conversation Between A Boss And A Polytechnic Graduate by obajoey(m): 11:26am On Mar 03, 2016 |
Ok. |
| Re: Conversation Between A Boss And A Polytechnic Graduate by obajoey(m): 11:29am On Mar 03, 2016 |
I never said you look like them, I only said you reason the same way. For you to have provided cover for your brother who is a product of a polytechnic and could only see how incompetent others are really shows who you are and how bias you can be. Please make the corrections and give us the correct statement.. Stealthideals24: |
| Re: Conversation Between A Boss And A Polytechnic Graduate by Nobody: 12:22am On Mar 13, 2016 |
The poster above should just learn one or two things and swerve. |
| Re: Conversation Between A Boss And A Polytechnic Graduate by IOAGEM: 12:34pm On Mar 13, 2016 |
@OP kudos to ur bro for his achievements so far,I can understand where u are coming from,once u are a graduate irrespective of whether u studied zoology efik or Tiv Language,u should be able to manage an office such as the presidency or whatever,however I still repeat ur bro a graduate of QS challenging all Nigerian structural engineers and architect to a contest and emerging the winner, impossible it is,isn't that what u wrote earlier ? Try research the wisdom behind why it is B.ed and not B.sc as the case maybe in tertiary institutions. The liberalization as far as applications of knowledge is concern is unlimited,that is why ur bro might perform better in that aspect than a" backgroundanist" . The reason why their are many failures around is because ppl can't figure out their purpose in life, what is my hidden talent? That is a question bfr chosen a career path,let me give u a bit of hope by saying I will do ur bidding assuming u were also a QS and had followed same path as ur bro,will u be as sucessful as he his, that is why I said liberalization as far as knowledge application is concerned is dynamic, if I should agree with u that ppl like me at the teaching service commission or whatever blv that it should rather be B.ed nd that a person with bsc wouldn't do well teaching , then the question u should ask your self my bro is that since u know u will end up at the Teaching commission looking for a teacher's work, why go for B.sc and not B.ed thus putting urself at a disadvantage. Lastly in a sane country ur bro cannot produce and vet a structural design unless certified as one. Before I go, what makes a physician a neurologist? it is by further training and while the later claims to be the former the former cannot claim to be the later. |
| Re: Conversation Between A Boss And A Polytechnic Graduate by Nobody: 10:57pm On Mar 13, 2016*. Modified: 11:14pm On Mar 13, 2016 |
IOAGEM:There is no any need for us to keep dragging this, because it is obvious that you are a saner mind. But I can still present superior arguments. I hate placing academic qualifications ahead of talents, that is why I always regard placing much importance on CGPA as unnecessary bureaucracy. I have the ability to write like Tolstoy; a proprietor once referred to me as a born teacher; and I am breaking grounds in computer... Will you expect me to believe that my certificate defines me? Never! |
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