How much did you learn in school tat u actually put into practice now in your job......?

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GarisHalus

Premier & Secondary school:-

1. English ( most important language for global comm.)
2. Bahasa Melayu ( supaya aku lebih faham erti dan makna )
3. Mathematic ( simple calculation ... bill clients ... claim from boss )
4. Geography (therefore i can charge my client base on distance)
5. History ( Yup, very important so i know common law is commonwealth law and commonwealth law is applicable on commonwealth countries and commonwealth contries are countries that once 'invaded' by British Colonies )

6. Islamic Teaching ( so i know ... bribery is forbidden hahaha )
7. Kemahiran Hidup ( err ... at least i got idea how thing works )
8. Biology ( yup especially in accident cases)
9. Chemistry ( yup in almost every case that involve chemical products ex: liquid )
10. Physic ( yeah ... so i know my it is almost imposible for my client to kill a pedestrian if he drive at 5km/h)

University:-

-almost every subject applicable in my work ...

SpitFire91

not much at all really. i mean, in economics i learned to fill out tax papers. in first grade i learned to count money. thats about it...

Jack

Social skills is the most important.

Y2K

1. It's develops a common sense. E.g. for geography, at least I know where US is and what the weather is like.

2. If you never try to learn history, how do you know you don't like it?

lets talk-now w

hmm maybe just a litle bit of geography

im working in travel industri

Bean

A big fat zero.!!

Â©actâŠâŠaÂ®

Academic subjects, English and Math mostly. Some Home Economics like cooking and sewing buttons. The rest is just general knowledge.

Non-academic....social skills, competitiveness, boy-girl relationships...I flunked in those...

Ying Ying

ALL!!!

Optimus Nate Primalâ„¢

none

Mega â˜® Peace

eh, actually when they don't apply in my job, they certainly applies in my everyday life.
Like ... why my baby basil change to the same direction even though I turn it around everyday.
How much force to apply to my fuel pedal so it doesn't utilize more fuel than it needs.
How much appreciation I need to give to our forefathers for inventing PC > Internet and eventually YA.
And oh, add maths certainly contributes a great lot to my job now. (And when I'm calculating a bargain at the market)

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History and its goodness: Did you know, the best nenas (pineapple) can be found in JB?

Î¨Î¾There is Peace in Ya!m$eng

nothing,i just learn how to yamming without get my boss know!

lim

tak ada actually.

yuanyuan

None in Algebra, Calculus, Trigonometry and those other weird maths, lol! also none in Literature, History, Spanish Languages.

Biology, Chemistry, Genetics, Statistics, English/Speech/Scientific Writing, a big yes.

Ryan

nothing.

Im a graphic Artist and also work with post production and compositing

school is just a means to baby sit the young. You won't learn anything useful besides basic math skills.

College is where the real learning begins

Square Pants

Diversity! enough saying..

PEACE =D

laziifrog

mathematic only.

Ryuzaki "L" The KiD

same like GH and Princess Kathy, all the subjects.

Kiss Me

I learned that I can be shot virtually and still stay alive.

Bor Hor Hor

Nothing much of what you learn in school can be applied on the job.
Only things -use common sense , be alert , be fast learner . use your brain , observe , fit into society and many other ways.
You will realise society is the best teachers in the world.

Bor Hor Hor !

FoxHound

Like my job doesn't required my knowledge on the American History, Physic, Chemistry. However, some basic knowledge will help your personality.

Super sapien

25% of it

Rowena

Reading, writing, addition, subtraction, multiplication and division is what I use everyday at work. A little bit of home economics too like cooking, laundry and cleaning when I'm at home, and that's about it.

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