Two lessons learned in college: How to learn, and Adapting to the "client"
By Alvin Alexander on May 4, 2012
This article is now part of my new eBook, which is only $2.99 on Amazon.com:
I hope you enjoy my book, and more than that, I hope it helps you have a very profitable and rewarding career.
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Maladjusted Instructor
I uncontrollably smiled when I read this... Engineers may generally be characterized as maladjusted, give them a Masters or PhD and put them in a University and they can definitely be characterized that way. I think that this sums up why, with the cost of college and the current economy, a second thought should be given to attending college at all; maybe even follow good will hunting's advice and pay the library late fees.
Haha, now that brought a
Haha, now that brought a smile to my face. Cheers.
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