Engineering Your Future
Engineering Your Future
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Author: William C. Oakes, Les L. Leone
Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA
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Chapter 19, Problem 19.1EAA
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To identify and make a List of your skills and abilities and which all can be improved with work experience and which can be developed in classroom.

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List of my Skills and Abilities are as follows:

  1. Confidence
  2. Presentation Skills
  3. Communication Skills
  4. Team Player
  5. Continuous learner
  6. Imaginative
  7. Leadership qualities
  8. Organizing things well
  9. Dedicated
  10. Hard working
  11. Interpersonal Skills
  12. Time Management
  13. Discipline
  14. Optimistic

The skills that can be developed by work experience are: Team Player, Leadership Qualities, Time management, Discipline, Hardworking nature, Optimism, Communication Skills, organizing things well and Discipline.

The skills that can be developed in classroom are: Confidence, Presentation Skills, Communication Skills, imaginative, organizing things well, hardworking nature, time management, discipline etc.

Conclusion:

This is a subjective question i.e it varies from person to person few people have few qualities inherent and others develop some qualities at work place and some develop the same qualities in classroom. So, we can’t say with certainty which quality is inherited by person from which place as it depends from individual to individual.

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