Thread: What Contributes the Most to a Team's Success?
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Re: What Contributes the Most to a Team's Success?
I voted "other" because honestly is making FRC 3320 pull a 180 this year and become so impressive now is because they meet all year round.

Each student has been training and self-teaching LabVIEW, Inventor, or 3ds Max Design since June 2010. The team has the dedicated students, mentors who care, and everything else listed in the choices but I think what really gave 3320 the change this year is that they've had the seat time to hone their skills off-season.
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