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25-05-2005, 00:04
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Re: Gracious Professionalism > Ungracious Unprofessionalism
Cheers! Very well made point Matt. I've noticed something similar as well, but in FIRST in general. It seems that for some reason, or at least what I see, GP has become a superficial item in much of FIRST, just some phrase that is hammered into everyone's head without explanation as to why. I've seen this on teams as well, competitive levels have risen and taken the place of GP. Of course, many teams still show the value of GP, but perhaps as a result of such quick expansion GP has gotten lost in the overall FIRST experience.
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