"Thanks to Indian media who has over the period of time swiped out intellectual taste from mass Indian population." - Chetan Parekh
I think your perspective is wrong. The question is about opportunity, not about being eaten.
Wanting to be a small fish in a big pond indicates that you thrive on opportunity, and embrace the desire to act on opportunity and eventually work your way up to being a big fish.
Being a big fish in a small pond indicates that you like to be in control, and take charge of things.
I always ask that question on an interview.
Originally posted by John Meyers:
As long as the water is fine and I have lots of food to eat and grow I dont mind which pond I am in.
Originally posted by John Meyers:
As long as the water is fine and I have lots of food to eat and grow I dont mind which pond I am in.
"Thanks to Indian media who has over the period of time swiped out intellectual taste from mass Indian population." - Chetan Parekh
Originally posted by John Meyers:
As long as the water is fine and I have lots of food to eat and grow I dont mind which pond I am in.
In small pond, as fish is big, chances of getting caught in net are more.
In big pond , fish is just another small fish, who does not make much differenrce.
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We all live in our ponds We all need to venture out to the Sea!
Originally posted by Rohit Nath:
We all live in our ponds We all need to venture out to the Sea!
Cheers!
"Thanks to Indian media who has over the period of time swiped out intellectual taste from mass Indian population." - Chetan Parekh
Originally posted by R K Singh:
But if one is happy in its pond, then why one should go out and go to the Sea at all ??
And I dont think, if one is happy in his pond goes out to sea just for the sake of it.
Even if he goes out, he goes out to just venture it,, and finally he is back home, happy in his small pond.
OR I am missing something ..
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Originally posted by R K Singh:
But if one is happy in its pond, then why one should go out and go to the Sea at all ??
And I dont think, if one is happy in his pond goes out to sea just for the sake of it.
Even if he goes out, he goes out to just venture it,, and finally he is back home, happy in his small pond.
OR I am missing something ..
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Originally posted by John Meyers:
Sea of unemployment ?
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Originally posted by R K Singh:
What is better, being a small fish in big pond or big fish in small pond ?
"Thanks to Indian media who has over the period of time swiped out intellectual taste from mass Indian population." - Chetan Parekh
However, a big fish in a small pond is able to travel to all corners??? of the pond and become an expert of everything about the pond.
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Should he venture out to the sea in search of higher challenge?
Originally posted by George Harris:
Just remember if the fish were to leave the pond for the sea, he would surely die due to the fact that freshwater fish cannot survive in salt water.
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"Thanks to Indian media who has over the period of time swiped out intellectual taste from mass Indian population." - Chetan Parekh
Turn on, tune in, drop out.
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Originally posted by Sayak Banerjee:
Pond, sea, lakes....OMG.....I think the luckiest of all fishes are those that find their way into an aquarium.....don't need to worry 'bout food, water would be maintained absolutely clean and, unlike anywhere else, all forms of illness would be taken of and diseases treated....And, of course, it's a great treat for the human eye as well
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