Writing Practice, Failed to test

Brainstorming

1. Have you ever taken any test? When was it? What kind of test was it? How was the result?

Except for the tests I took when I was a student, I take tests every time when I move to a company.

Because I work as a program developer. The tests include things like coding tests and job interviews.

And the tests result is fifty-fifty. I think about that the results depend on how much I do.

 

2. When you failed the test, how was your feeling? How did you overcome the failure?

Exactly it was feel so sad, but I didn't have a lots of time for regreting. I had to prepare the next tests.

It is too hard to face the failed test, but I was trying to search for point of failed I try to look for the mistakes I've committed in the test. And then I try to improve and to prepare for the next tests.

 

Let's Talk - Talk about yourself

1. When you were in school, what was your weak point? How did you find it out? What did you try to improve it?

It was not about grade, but people relation.

When I was in high school, I was not friendly. Although I had good relation with my close friend, but I didn't want to talk to someon who I didn't know. It made my school days boring.

Exactly, I didn't try to find it out. I just know it. Maybe my close friends have new friend after graduation, so I thought it.

I just opened my mind more. Then, I made new friends.

 

2. Choose one person who gave the best advice in your life. What advice did he/she give? How did it go?

When I was young, My grandmother said "Don't be stressed. The person who didn't fit with me is just kind of person. Let it flow." 

Those term still help me a lot. Maybe It will be with me for the rest of my life.

 

Talk More - What do you think?

What do you think of “Failure is the mother of success!”? Do you agree or disagree? Give me your opinion with as many reasons or supportive ideas as possible.

 

I am neither agree nor disagree against that.

I think that the world is not equal and the person is not equal too. Of course the "Failure" is important experience because it gives someone who try to something to clear their own way. It reduces one or more cases from whole cases.

 

But everyone didn't have the same chance at specific situation. Someone only have one chance, while someone have multipe chances.

If we have multiple chances, we can try it multiple times, failing or not. If we failed, It makes our own way more clearly.

But if we have just one chance, we need to be more careful with our actions. Because we didn't have chance, if we failed.

 

It would be nice if everyone could have unlimited chances, but it's not easy. Because resources and goals are limited.

But I thought that "Failure is the mother of success" is a fact.