Originally Posted by
BluesDawg
It has been a long time since I was in college, but I still remember my formula for success.
1- Figure out what the professor wants to see.
2- Put that into discussions and on paper at every opportunity.
In the working world I see that too many people use that formula to too great an extent, resulting in "management by buzzwords" that is so prevalent in companies.
This is a presidential election year. So how many telephone "surveys" do you get asking your opinion about this and that? That's so the candidates can find out what we want to hear them say. All of the presidential candidates went to college.
During non-election years they're not so interested in what you think.