Passion Vs Profession

After reading so many blogs of my friend saurabh, I also feel as if i have a writer in myself somewhere, which needs to be convinced, that i have the caliber to write. As whole world is blogging, so am also motivated to add my name in the list of blogger. So, here i am with my first blog, and am sure.. the saga will continue.

After completing my intermediate, i tried a lot to get into engineering college but was not successful or better to say, was not lucky enogh. As i was destined to do something else, i did my graduation in Information Technology. Coming from the remote area, i was unaware of the world of computer, all i have seen them in banks and some institute. In first semster of my graduation, i got to study JAVA. For instant reaction, i was clueless as it sound awkward to me, but the love toward this language grow slowly and steadily, ("haule haule jii") and at the time of conclusion of my graduation, i beacame passionate, and in turn it became my passion.

As passion keep on growing, i did my final year project and DAC project in JAVA, and was looking for a job in this field.But unfortunaltely, till date, i didn't have the oppurtunity to code. As i joined Cybage software pvt ltd, one of the best company in town for software development, here i was asked to work on Dot Net, and as u guessed it right, i didnt had much choice, but had to bite the dust for DotNet.

Being a ACTS guy, i did and have excelled to much of credit. I am very sure of one thing, if i had given java, scenario would have been different. Now, am a programmer who programs in microsoft.net technology. But still after two years of exp in DOT NET, i don't find myself confident, and still my heart skip whenever i find some one talking about java, though am not in touch with language for more than 3 years.

Now, am in situation where i can say java is my passion and .net is my proffesion. And when the issue is of bread n butter or to challenge yourself or to your passion, you need to forget your passion and have to cheer for profession.

FYI, visit java and .net.