You Have Degrees, Thermometer Has Also - Sudip Kumar Das - Bog

Chapter 1: Degrees of Purpose
Critique of the conventional pursuit of degrees.Skill development for defining and pursuing personal and career goals.Exploring the significance of aligning education with passion and purpose.Chapter 2: Temperature of Adversity
Critique of challenges faced during academic pursuits and in life.Skill development for resilience, problem-solving, and coping with adversity.Examining how the thermometer analogy relates to resilience in the face of life's ups and downs.Chapter 3: Degrees vs. Experience
Critique of the balance between academic qualifications and practical experience.Skill development for gaining hands-on experience and networking.Discussing the value of combining education with real-world experience for career success.Chapter 4: Measuring Success
Critique of traditional metrics of success tied to degrees.Skill development for redefining success on personal terms.Exploring how society often measures success and how individuals can define their own benchmarks.Chapter 5: Fahrenheit or Celsius? Cultural Perspectives
Critique of cultural variations in the importance of degrees and temperature scales.Skill development for cross-cultural awareness and adaptability.Discussing how different cultures view education and temperature and how to navigate these differences effectively.These chapter ideas aim to blend criticism of conventional educational paths with skill development and practical advice for readers. The book's overarching theme could encourage readers to reevaluate their own educational and career journeys while drawing parallels to the simplicity of a thermometer's measurement.