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 We have seen the difference in people's lives on our team as they went through the program. There are all sorts of examples, and I am sure you (and everybody other team) have similar stories. At the end of the day, that is really all that matters; changing lives in a positive manner. - tim-tim [more] |
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22-04-2007, 17:03
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Re: What is Gracious professionalism to you?
For me, Gracious Professionalism is being willing to give up your only spare to another team in order to help them compete, and not check back to get it later.
Gracious Professionalism is being willing to spend all day away from your own pit helping someone else, but also being willing and able to step out of their way when you become unable to help anymore, one once they have their focus and fixes down. All around, GP is being willing to be useful wherever you're needed, and with whatever you have. 
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