Ridha... Hilarious. Seriously though, I am really happy that they chose you to make public speeches or lectures like that. Of all the friends I know, I think you are the only one who I would seriously consider going to a public lecture to hear him speak.
Blue Chi
· 1 year ago
Thanks Mo, I don't think that I have done any speeches or presentations which are really worth attending - YET. Most of these events are fun to do, you should considering doing this sort of community service, it's cool!
MMK080
· 1 year ago
To be honest, I would love to do this type of thing. We'll see if anyone asks when I work back home in Qatar.
I think i can explain the students' view of "a job related to the field of the study"
That is because the job offers-chances in American/Western cultures are much wider and more flexible when it comes to the study field, Not the case in here.
So a student who has been working hard to get accepted to SQU and then to graduate from it, would not waste the opportunity by choosing a major and then choosing to work in a different field. Especially when all they hear is how difficult it is to get a decent job.
About the girls-boys ratio. it is always the case in SQU workshops & seminars. Girls are always more active ;)
yuseff
· 1 year ago
hahaha thats harsh, not being able to remember ur name. btw dude i just got jpod, didnt get a chance to read it yet, but it looks awesome.
Blue Chi
· 1 year ago
Amnaa, that makes sense, but if you take into consideration that most people in SQU do not get to study their very first option because their grade does not allow it, it sounds funny to hear them insist on working in no field but the one they studied.
Yousef, it's nice to see you around! Hope that you enjoy jPod!
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The speeches u made were in English right?
That is because the job offers-chances in American/Western cultures are much wider and more flexible when it comes to the study field, Not the case in here.
So a student who has been working hard to get accepted to SQU and then to graduate from it, would not waste the opportunity by choosing a major and then choosing to work in a different field. Especially when all they hear is how difficult it is to get a decent job.
About the girls-boys ratio. it is always the case in SQU workshops & seminars. Girls are always more active ;)
btw dude i just got jpod, didnt get a chance to read it yet, but it looks awesome.
Yousef, it's nice to see you around! Hope that you enjoy jPod!