The training that was……….

I write this as I attend a training on one of the most used topics in the new team. As a matter of fact, unfortunately, I do not understand the head and tail of what is being preached!!


The training is interesting though: thanks to the kind of participants who have flocked up in the training room.


The most discussed among us is a colleague whom we fondly call ‘the bOngali babu’. Man, this guy has some style. Especially the way he frames and asks his questions, your mind goes ‘wow’!! We love him! Although this guy has serious pronunciation problem, it doesn’t restrict him in firing questions back to back.


Uncle forms another important part of this training. We call him uncle coz he basically knows everything. He’s like a back up to the trainer- just in case the trainer fails to answer some ‘cool’ questions (none of them asked by bOngali though- his questions are uncool, if I am to say that). Uncle has his own style quotient. His answers generally start with ‘Let me explain’ or ‘what he meant to ask was’ etc, etc.


There another instance variable in the training. I don’t know his name but he’s the guy with most question’s today (yes, he has overtaken bOngali today). Apparently he looked unhappy with the answers to his questions. Even uncle couldn’t help him today. Take it easy dude- bOngali will answer you someday.


There is another guy who is unexpectedly silent this time around. This guy, if I can call him ‘C’, generally is a very silent and obedient guy. But, suddenly this silent volcano erupts and asks a few thunderous questions and seeks relevant and precise answers. If the answer is too roundabout, he quips ‘that is not what I want’ or ‘I’m not bothered how the framework behaves’. Unique guy I must say. ‘C’ makes us happy though!


Last but not the least, there is a blogger in the training as well. This guy, as the name suggests writes blogs during the training. Not that he is a regular blogger, but he does write occasionally. He believes in his team and feels his team will bail him out of trouble when he faces them. High hopes I should say. But isn’t it ‘hope’ that keeps us alive? Keep Hoping! All the best!