Opportunities in Engineering
Opportunities in Engineering
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He must never for- get in his earlier years that he is embryonic in the profession; that the profession is a difficult one and with many ramifications; that if he was able to live through three nor- mal lives he would yet know only a very little of what there is to know about his chosen work. Thus he will conduct himself in a manner designed to win the interest and af- fection of men who are superior to him. Life to-day consists more than ever of service, and no man can go the path alone. Servi...ce assistance one to another makes up the sum total of life. No engineering graduate no young man in any walk of life can pro- gress far without assistance, however bril- liant as a student and capable as a man he may be. If he will but bear this last in mind this and the other even more important 46 QUALIFYING FOR PROMOTION truth, that as a man gives so shall he receive that a dollar spent in charity means two dollars in the bank I mean that exactly then the heights themselves will beckon to him at an early age.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He must never for- get in his earlier years that he is embryonic in the profession; that the profession is a difficult one and with many ramifications; that if he was able to live through three nor- mal lives he would yet know only a very little of what there is to know about his chosen work. Thus he will conduct himself in a manner designed to win the interest and af- fection of men who are superior to him. Life to-day consists more than ever of service, and no man can go the path alone. Servi...ce assistance one to another makes up the sum total of life. No engineering graduate no young man in any walk of life can pro- gress far without assistance, however bril- liant as a student and capable as a man he may be. If he will but bear this last in mind this and the other even more important 46 QUALIFYING FOR PROMOTION truth, that as a man gives so shall he receive that a dollar spent in charity means two dollars in the bank I mean that exactly then the heights themselves will beckon to him at an early age.
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