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Gracious professionalism
The only thing better than pizza during a build is seeing Mark McLeod walk into your shop. Mark was our frc designated mentor during our rookie season. That was 2 years ago and even though he is the engineer for team 358, mentor to 4 rookie teams in our region and much more, he still makes time to drive out 2hours to lend help and grab a slice. Definition of GRACIOUS PROFESSIONALISM.
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I think that it is wonderful that he still does that for you. But I don't see how it falls under the tab of gracious professionalism, To me gracious professionalism is more about having grace and being respectful when facing conflict. Where is the conflict here, am I not seeing it?
I'm not trying to be rude, and I am genuinely curious as to how this fits into gracious professionalism. Not saying that my definition is the only definition that works for gracious professionalism either. If you have a different one then I would be glad to learn about it. |
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![]() For quite a while now Mark has been a major contributor to many teams, events (and many Mentors!) He is one of those folks who quietly works behind the scenes to keep things running. One of my most favorite people in all of FIRST. Last edited by Brian C : 03-02-2017 at 11:11. |
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