Archive · 5 Aug 2025
Punjab Man Regrets Career Path After Government Job Setbacks
A man from Punjab who got good grades in school had two chances to get good government jobs.
He decided to study in India instead of going abroad.
He got a job teaching at a school and then became an assistant professor, but the assistant professor job got cancelled because of a rule.
He is disappointed because he feels like he wasted his time.
He's now considering starting his own handicraft business, and other people are giving him advice on what to do next, like going abroad for new opportunities.
A Punjab man, qualified for two government jobs, regrets his career choices.
He decided to stay in India after high school to pursue a government job, despite his parents' advice to go abroad.
He obtained a Master's degree and cleared exams for a school lecturer and an assistant professor position.
His assistant professor position was quashed by the Supreme Court due to non-compliance with UGC regulations.
He feels he wasted his time preparing for government services and is now considering a handicraft business.
- Who
- A 31-year-old Punjab man.
- What
- A Punjab man laments his career decisions and wasted time in preparing for government jobs.
- When
- The article does not specify the exact timing of the events. It includes his 12th grade year in 2012.
- Where
- Punjab, India
- Why
- He is disappointed with his career choices after the Supreme Court quashed his assistant professor position, leading him to believe his time was wasted.
Man's Perspective
Public's Advice
Career Regret
Man's Perspective
Regrets time spent in government services
Public's Advice
N/A
- Age
- 31
- Education
- Master of Economics
- Positions Qualified For
- School lecturer, Assistant Professor
- Exams Cleared
- UGC NET
- Reason for Regret
- Supreme Court quashed the assistant professor position