Financial Yuckounting
The atavistic memories from college finally resurfaced in the accounts paper. My sublime inability to convert knowledge, understanding, erudition (and other synonyms which can substitute the import of my thought) into marks continues.
So nothing new happening in life:-)
Academic interests aside..financial accounting is the best subject i have learnt and strongly exhort everyone to learn it in any capacity whatsoever. Though i have 'learnt' in ten days what commerce chaps cover in two years, the experience has been enriching thanks mainly to Prof Dr Ramana( hope u read my blog one fine day and chance upon this post. Thank You!)Next time i hear Reliance Industries recorded a profit after tax beating market expectations i shall keep that pinch of salt in my mouth. A play on numbers can fool you and me.
In continuation to my earlier post "Khana Pakhana" ... i have learnt to wash dishes, use the microwave and probably the washing machine. Praying for some resurrection in my sour grades.
So nothing new happening in life:-)
Academic interests aside..financial accounting is the best subject i have learnt and strongly exhort everyone to learn it in any capacity whatsoever. Though i have 'learnt' in ten days what commerce chaps cover in two years, the experience has been enriching thanks mainly to Prof Dr Ramana( hope u read my blog one fine day and chance upon this post. Thank You!)Next time i hear Reliance Industries recorded a profit after tax beating market expectations i shall keep that pinch of salt in my mouth. A play on numbers can fool you and me.
In continuation to my earlier post "Khana Pakhana" ... i have learnt to wash dishes, use the microwave and probably the washing machine. Praying for some resurrection in my sour grades.
8 comments
Sounds interesting . Even i realized the importance of accounting when carrying out Gillette's Finance Project ..understanding the finance will need Renaissance . So All the best Man .
Heres a poem ...which our prof sent us.
'Joan and Joe: A tale of Woe’
Joe added up profits and went to see Joan,
Assured of obtaining a much-needed loan.
When Joe arrived, he announced with good cheer;
“My firm has had an outstanding year,
And now I need a loan from your bank.”
Eyeing the statements, Joan’s heart sank.
“Your profits are fine,” Joan said to Joe.
“But where, oh, is your company’s cash flow?
I am sorry to say: the answer is ‘No’.
L.Fraser
Do you think you are done with INTERESTING subjects?
I don't think so!!!
Soon we will find QT and ME start COOKING on us!!!
arre bond smasher genius !!! already started espousing financial accounting..arre somebody save this blog!!!
arun
@ ur roomie: i am certainly looking forward to QT n Me albeit minus online quizzes minus mid term exams ..and u can also deduct lousy 'ass'ignments and individualistic 'group' work.
@a street soldier: AK.. you can comfortably rest aside your fears of this blog metamorphosing into a academic 'blah'g. I have titled it Revelations.. savour the tastes of life from my point of view. Cheerio
You have been book-tagged!!
WOW!..The tag mania has found its latest victim.. Andho mein Kannu raja !!
This may seem like a devilish ploy but it's one way to bring the proceedings to an end....You Squareonthehypotenuse!!! (hahaha...I still had the last laugh)
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