Spelling and grammer mistakes are happening because people have completely stopped writing. we eithrer sms, or cling on to our laptop,desktop keyboard and key in lengthy stories without looking at the content. While you are writing you will be more conscious and aware of things... so stop keying take a pen and start writing more..
Re: Blame it on the technology
by jkj on May 12, 2009 10:23 AM
Do the mistakes 'occur' or do they 'happen'? How do you spell 'either'? While keying this on comptr, you would have found it highlighted. So, don't blame new technology.
Re: Blame it on the technology
by rupree rupree on May 12, 2009 11:24 AM
i agri wit Madh tht ppl use sms and comp to send e-mails ...thats y thr spelling sklls r nt tht gud...ppl shd stp Usng sms
Re: Re: Re: Blame it on the technology
by prakash parmar on May 12, 2009 09:53 AM
Useless people wasting their time in finding mistakes in others, and feel proud.
Re: A Really good new Website. Have a look
by rohit sharma on May 11, 2009 11:54 AM
plaease change this few days back ... its beena long time ... kya yaar !! subah subah
Re: A Really good new Website. Have a look
by rohit sharma on May 11, 2009 11:53 AM
subah subah pahla kaam yahi hai tumhara kya? how many copy paste a day 100000...and please change this few days back..its been a long time..
Once, when I was 9 yrs. old, I developed conjunctivitis('madras eye'). I happened to go to school without realizing it. Neither did my parents notice it. But my eye had become increasingly red, in school. One of the teachers asked me to write a leave letter, and get it signed from the Principal, and then go home.
Now, I didn't have an inkling of idea how to go about with writing a letter. I tore a piece of paper from my class note, and wrote :-
To The Principal Karuna Vidyalaya Higher Sec. School
As I have madras eye, I have to go to the doctor's house. Please give me leave.
Thank you, Rudran.
I assumed it was a well written letter, and was feeling proud of myself, but the principal(being an english teacher himself) tore the piece of paper, and asked me "Who wrote this letter ?" - seeing his reaction, I told him that one of the peons in the staff room helped me....phew....then I somehow managed to get a proper letter rewritten with the help of another staff.....sigh...the ordeals I had to go thru as a 9 yr. old....horrible.
Re: Madras Eye
by Rudran on May 10, 2009 04:51 PM
btw...I didn't even know a term called "conjunctivitis" existed. I thought of using the term "red eye"....but I remembered everybody at home and other people using the term "madras eye" for this problem.
Later I realized that "Conjunctivitis" was the formal name for this disease.
While I was auditing a branch of a nationalised bank in Cuddalore I saw a voucher written by a head clerk of the branch as follows and shocked and asked the Branch Manager how long you are supplying it to the customers of the Bank and the legend in voucher is "Cost of snakes supplied to the customers of the branch during the month of" the Branch Manager without noticing the error has also passed the voucher for payment and the payment cashier has also paid it to the snacks supplier.
Re: Poor spelling and presentation
by Ravinder Nath Trakroo on May 10, 2009 03:57 PM
This is indeed a common practice even among higher ranked officers not to re-check about what they have written. One of the most embarrassing examples can be quoted here. The supervisor in the administration branch of my office wrote the annual confidential report of a very honest and hard working employee by submitting the conclusive remarks as "He works hardly !". Next day the effected employee received a warning letter.
Hi friends I am a Newbee... I recently got a mail from SPANCO ENGG HRD and it also had a .doc attachment... it was said to be the "Job Selection Order"...they asked me to take a print out of that document and fill in sme details such as My name degree etc etc... they also mentioned Job Is Ready Come soon to join....They nether said wats the position they are considering me for nor the company for which they are recruiting me.... also they asked me come with my original certificates for verification and a DD/Cash of RS.1750..... and not possible togo there.. they have asked me to send all the details via postal order including the RS.1750 and they ll send my appointment order to my address..... Now all I want to know is whether anybody have approached this SPANCO ENGG for placement and have been successful or is it just a fake one.... is it a reliable one and a safe bet..... pls help cos I've received similar kind of mails from 3 other firms namely
Re: helpppp
by hemal karambelkar on May 10, 2009 03:36 PM
sounds fake from your description. Its rare for any recruiting firm to ask for money. They get their due commission from the potential employers.
Re: helpppp
by sonal sonal murali on May 11, 2009 11:57 AM
Generally, the candidate does not have to pay any money. On the contrary, the employer reimburses the travel expenses to and fro. Since they have asked for a postal order, I would be vary of sending the money.
