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Re: Engineering Mentors Attitude/Role Towards Their NEM Counterparts

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Originally Posted by Andrew Schreiber View Post
Be careful with this line of thinking. Any one can come up with an idea but often times it is the real engineers who get it to work. (Not taking anything away from non-engineers but belittling the work an engineer went through to get their title irks me)

Note that I did not give any credit to non-engineers for making something work. I simply was talking about them still being able to contribute to the process despite their lack of expertise. I would never belittle anyone or their work.
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