Engineers failing in a project that has been done by them or what we can call âEngineer Failureâ which is a result that is subject to happen and it might also happen or had happened to extremely professional engineers. Hence why engineer spend a numerous amount of time to revise and check their projects and works and make sure that itâs up to the required standard, safe for human beingsâ usage, and itâs beneficial for both the development and raising...
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âThere is only one thing that makes a dream impossible to achieve: the fear of failure.' â Paulo Coelho -. Student failure: is a process where a student slides farther and further behind his colleagues, and progressively goes away from the educational system. So what result from failure on a student? The final consequence of unsuccessful academic life is dropping out before finishing the study or finishing it with a low grade. Falling marks typically are results of emotional and...
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Achieving success in university education needs commitment and dedication towards lecture attendance, approaching assignments in time and intensive reading for exams. Falling short of the highlighted elements may lead to a total failure in the semester, consequently repeating the unit or the course in the worst scenario. Pursuing success in the university or college is challenging since the student is entitled to freedom, limiting pressure posted by the learning institutions as evident in elementary schools and high schools. In the...
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Failure should not be seen as the snake that leads us back to square one, but rather the ladder that pushes us closer to the top. I remember when I was 8 years old, I was playing tennis with my family. It was my parents against my brother and me, and obviously, my parents were letting us win. After some time, my parents starting to hit get some points in. Slowly, I got frustrated and started shouting âHey, get the...
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Failure is a feather of any fighter. Without any experience of falling, a flying man cannot call himself flying. Everyone of us already failed at something, be it as simple as failing to hit a high note during a school musical play, or as frustrating as failing to close a business deal and failure to achieve promotion, everyone of us have experienced our own taste of failure. And yes, since everyone fails on something, I can accept a medicine as...
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Whenever a project is started, it may either succeed or fail. Successful projects are those that are completed within the project timelines, with the forecasted budgets, and are likely to satisfy the clients. Failed projects are those that are late, are expensive than expected, and are unsatisfactory (Kerzner, 2013). An example of a failed project I know entailed the construction of a water supply project for the worldâs poorest-in Africa. Various factors led to the failure of the project. The...
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Failing is not the end of a journey. Rather, it is more like a checkpoint in a journey, with a promising end to the means if taken as a positive check. For someone to achieve their set goals, occasionally, failure is inevitable. The secret to succeeding is taking failures positively and getting focused towards achieving goals. Failures give us lifetime lessons and gives us more courage to face challenges that occur in the journey towards success. Leading through failure is...
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Introduction On October 5th, 2020, Financial Times (FT) published an article called 'How Walmart's UK invasion fizzled outâ (Eley A. G., 2020). This publication reported that Walmart unveiled a ÂŁ6.8 deal to sell ASDA to private equity group TDR Capital and two Lancashire entrepreneurs, Mohsin and Zuber Issa. The article also states that âWalmart failed to accomplish its initial ambitions and goals when entering European marketsâ (Eley A. G., 2020). Although ASDA was not precisely a failure with a share...
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Failure and loss is something that hurts the most. The agony or distress because of that failure or loss can become very crippling and serious sometimes. Whatever the reason behind the failure, the reactions, and the consequences are almost similar in all conditions. Some of the side effects are the decline of self-esteem, lack of acceptance, anxiety, and even severe depression depending on the case. Such problems could create a permanent hurdle in the path of someone`s success if the...
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Introduction: Julius Caesar and Abraham Lincoln, two prominent historical figures, lived in different eras and contexts but left a lasting impact on their respective nations. While Caesar was a Roman general and statesman during the time of the Roman Republic, Lincoln served as the 16th President of the United States during the turbulent years of the American Civil War. This essay compares and contrasts the lives, leadership styles, and legacies of Julius Caesar and Abraham Lincoln, highlighting their similarities and...
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Experience had taught George Washington a great many things. His father had passed away at a young age, denying him the chance for the college education in England that he had been promised. Instead of lecture halls and libraries, his factories of learning were to be the wildernesses of the Virginia frontier, the battlefields of the War for Independence, and the unforgiving campgrounds of Valley Forge. As Joseph J. Ellis succinctly puts it, âInstead of going to college, Washington went...
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In today's society, there is a belief that intelligence is tied to GPA. There is a stereotype about intelligence. It is the idea that you are either smart or not smart. You either understand it, or you do not. What happens if you are between? College is about self-learning and not depending on the professor to teach you everything. If you did not understand the material, and you tried to ask the professor for help. Other students may stare at...
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The excerpt from WEB Du Bois argues that blacks have always been a central force of labor and society even if constantly overlooked and demerited, and with the ending of the Civil War and the emancipation of enslaved blacks these same men and women were now impoverished and uneducated due to oppressive laws and racist ideology. With these people now free but unable to acquire the tools to work, be it knowledge or physical necessities, the United States faces an...
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I. Introduction The New Deal, implemented by President Franklin D. Roosevelt during the Great Depression, remains one of the most significant and debated economic programs in American history. While it aimed to alleviate the hardships of the Depression and restore economic stability, it encountered various challenges and criticisms. This essay explores the failures of the New Deal, examining different perspectives on its effectiveness and impact. II. Barton Bernstein's View: Protecting Capitalism Barton Bernstein offers a perspective that the New Deal...
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What should the civil rights movement look like today? Anything could arise, from peaceful protest to aggressive protest, or most likely people getting hurt, who knows? This could be an ongoing speculating topic. No one ever distinguishes what can appear or not occur, but they may have ideas. As heard in the past, civil rights movements most likely end up being a failure, even movements in general, leading to many people getting either hurt or injured, or potentially killed. For...
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The French Revolution tore Europe apart, it was a fire that raged through Europe at the end of the 18th century, the flame of that revolution ignited a fire in the economy, and the whole world changed once the effects of the revolution spread through Europe. The revolution's activities shaped the world we live in today. Just like the American Revolution, the French Revolution started with new ideas of enlightenment and the Age of Reason. henceforth, how traumatic is this...
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The fall of the labour government ended the era of post-war consensus that reigned Britain for over 30 years. Prior to the election of Margaret Thatcher in 1979, Britain gained high levels of unemployment, industrial unrest and inflation which led to the desperate need of radical change. Indeed, the election in 1979 covered fundamental reforms in all areas of society which was referred to by historians as the âThatcher revolutionâ. It can clearly be said that Thatcher did represent a...
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Military families are always checking the news to see what is happening on the other side of the world, especially in war zones. Today, people have the ability to know a little bit more about what is happening in the world thanks to the news. In the article âReporting the News,â the authors George C. Edwards, Martin P. Wattenberg, and Robert L. Lineberry state that the news provides more entertainment and less political topics, which changes peopleâs ideals. Some of...
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