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ACADEMIC TRACK, CAREER, TYPES OF CIVIL ENGINEERS, Water Engineering, AURIL…

- - - - Without a doubt, this is the most highlighted quality out of all 8 job descriptions analysed. Whether you have experience in your normal day-to-day job or you need to be a little more creative make sure that you demonstrate how truly great you are at delivering exceptional customer service to every customer, every day.
    - - Being a flight attendant isn’t about working on your own. Your colleagues will need to trust you to work effectively in a team — to provide a fantastic experience for passengers and to ensure the safety of the aircraft and everyone onboard.
    - - You’ll be working long shifts, often times starting and finishing your working days at unsocial hours. But no matter how you feel you need to remain friendly and positive.
        Think of times in your working life where you have remained friendly and in good spirits when other mere mortals would have faded away.
    - - Your customers will have a diverse range of needs and issues. You need to demonstrate that you can understand those needs and care for all your customers.
    - - You’ll need to be able to communicate with a multi-national team and passengers from across the globe. Don’t just say you have “good communication skills”, prove it. Describe how you communicate with customers and team members.
        Remember, a key part of communication is the art of listening and finding out what the real needs of your customers are.
- - - - Doctors, also known as Physicians, are licensed health professionals who maintain and restore human health through the practice of medicine. They examine patients, review their medical history, diagnose illnesses or injuries, administer treatment and counsel patients on their health and well being.
      - QUALITIES OF A DOCTOR
        
        Compassion
        
        Worth Ethics
        
        Professionalism
        
        Knowledge
        
        Confidence
        
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        Physicians need to have encyclopedic medical knowledge that can be recalled at a moment’s notice. They also have to stay on top of the latest medical news and trends, which could contradict something that was learned way back in medical school. In other words, as advancements are made in the field, you’ll have to learn new information that enhances or counters what you’ve already committed to memory.
        
        Simply slipping on a white coat won’t command respect from your patients; it must be earned. As with all encounters, first impressions are paramount. If you are inattentive, impatient, or unkempt, your patient will feel unsatisfied and neglected and will most likely seek the care of another physician.
        
        Having a strong work ethic means you dedicate 100% of yourself to your work every day, regardless of how tired you are or what is going on in your personal life. While this quality will help you succeed in any field, it is especially essential to the practice of medicine. Every day brings a new challenge. Even if you don’t know what those challenges will be, you’ll have to be ready to face them. Preparation is time consuming, but you must put in the effort
        
        Physicians aren’t robots. They’re not just there to insensitively deliver prognoses or mechanically perform complex surgeries. They need heart. Patients respond better to a physician who is empathetic to their needs, so focus on exercising courtesy and compassion with your patients. At AUA, we instill compassion in our students with early hands-on training, which gives them experience interacting with patients. By developing these skills early, our students are better prepared to meet the demands of practicing medicine and master the essentials of patient care.
      - SPECIALTIES OF A DOCTOR
        
        Family Physician
        
        Family medicine (FM), formerly family practice (FP), is a medical specialty devoted to comprehensive health care for people of all ages. The specialist is named a family physician or family doctor. In Europe, the discipline is often referred to as general practice and a practitioner as a general practice doctor or GP.
        
        Internal Medicine Physician
        
        Internal medicine or general internal medicine (in Commonwealth nations) is the medical specialty dealing with the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of internal diseases. Physicians specializing in internal medicine are called internists, or physicians (without a modifier) in Commonwealth nations.
        
        Pediatrician
        
        A pediatrician is medical doctor who manages the physical, behavioral, and mental care for children from birth until age 18. A pediatrician is trained to diagnose and treat a broad range of childhood illnesses, from minor health problems to serious diseases.
        
        Obstetrician/Gynecologist (OB/GYN)
        
        Gynecologists are doctors who specialize in women's health, with a focus on the female reproductive system. They deal with a wide range of issues, including obstetrics, or pregnancy and childbirth, menstruation and fertility issues, sexually transmitted infections (STIs), hormone disorders, and others
        
        Surgeon
        
        In modern medicine, a surgeon is a physician who performs surgery. There are also surgeons in podiatry, dentistry, orthodontics, and the veterinary medicine.
        
        Psychiatrist
        
        Psychiatry is the medical specialty devoted to the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of mental disorders. These include various maladaptations related to mood, behaviour, cognition, and perceptions
        
        Cardiologist
        
        Cardiologists are doctors who specialize in diagnosing and treating diseases or conditions of the heart and blood vessels—the cardiovascular system. You might also visit a cardiologist so you can learn about your risk factors for heart disease and find out what measures you can take for better heart health.
        
        Dermatologist
        
        Have problems with your skin, hair, nails? Do you have moles, scars, acne, or skin allergies? Dermatologists can help.
- - - - Civil engineering is a professional engineer discipline that deals with the design, construction, and maintenance of the physical and naturally built environment, including public works such as roads, bridges, canals, dams and airports.
        
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      - CHARACTERISTICS OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
        
        Decision making skills
        
        Decision making in the field of civil engineering often faces the need to deal with hazardous phenomena
        
        Leadership skills
        
        Successful completion of a construction project requires the ability to coordinate activities of numerous individuals participating in tasks that often have high levels of complexity and uncertainty.
        
        Math skills
        
        In order to succeed as a civil engineer, engineering students need to have a thorough understanding of algebra, calculus, trigonometry, and geometry. In some areas of specialization, such as transportation engineering and water resources engineering, a basic understanding of statistics is a plus.
        
        Organization skills
        
        One of the main duties of a licensed civil engineer is to monitor and evaluate the progress of work completed at a jobsite, and making sure staff are in compliance with design documents, project plans, and other rules and regulations.
        
        Writing skills
        
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      - QUALITIES OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
        
        Focus
        
        Focus and attention details and essential to get a job done accurately, safely and on time.
        
        Communication skill
        
        Engineers need strong communication skills to work with clients, team members, and supervisors effectively and efficiently
        
        Curious
        
        Curiosity is the key ingredient to coming up with innovative ideas and developing extraordinary products and infrastructure, Engineers constantly want to know how things work, and how they can make them better.
        
        Team player
        
        Cooperation is the key to a well-planned project. Engineers frequently work in diverse teams to collaborate, share ideas, and work together to make the project the best it can be.
        
        Ethical
        
        Engineer frequently work to sole problemstor people. Thus it is essential for engineers to always follow the rules and complete work in a ethical manner, keeping everyone safe and happy.
- - - - A lawyer is someone who is licensed to practice law, and whose obligation it is to uphold the law while also protecting their client's rights. Some duties commonly associated with a lawyer include: providing legal advice and counsel, researching and gathering information or evidence, drawing up legal documents related to divorces, wills, contracts and real estate transactions, and prosecuting or defending in court.
      - TYPES OF LAWYER
        
        Civil Litigation Lawyer
        
        When two or more private parties have a dispute and desire to have it resolved in court, you need a lawyer who specializes in civil litigation.
        
        Criminal Defense Lawyer
        
        The criminal defense lawyer will work to ensure you are deemed “innocent until proven guilty” and will argue for a “not guilty” verdict, typically by trying to poke holes in the prosecution’s theory of the case.
        
        Defamation Lawyer
        
        Defamation lawyers are a subset of civil litigation lawyers. You want a defamation attorney if you need to take someone to court for defaming your character through libel and/or slander, or if you’ve been accused of causing harm to the reputation of another individual or business by making false and defamatory statements of your own.
        
        Business Lawyer
        
        Business lawyers generally fall into two mutually exclusive categories: litigation and transactional.
        
        Business litigation is a major subset of civil litigation
        
        A transactional business lawyer is the lawyer you need to help your business form, grow, and thrive. The transactional lawyer will incorporate your startup, help secure funding, draft your employment and non-disclosure agreements, issue stock, spin off subsidiaries, and countless other tasks associated with operating your business.
        
        Traffic Lawyer
        
        Traffic lawyers are often considered a type of criminal-defense lawyer, but there’s a big difference between being accused of murder and being accused of running a red light, and different considerations come into play in formulating defense strategy.
        
        Real Estate Lawyer
        
        Real estate lawyers deal with rights concerning land, water, and structures.
        
        Personal Injury Lawyer
        
        These lawyers are experienced in dealing with insurance companies and helping you obtain the maximum recovery in light of the liability and damages issues involved. Personal injury lawyers don’t just handle car-accident cases. Typically, this is the type of lawyer you need if you’ve suffered a physical injury as the result of someone else’s negligence.
      - Qualities Of a Lawyer
        
        Good Communication Skills
        
        Lawyers must be orally articulate, have good written communication skills and also be good listeners. In order to argue convincingly in the courtroom before juries and judges, good public speaking skills are essential.
        
        Judgement
        
        The ability to draw reasonable, logical conclusions or assumptions from limited information is essential as a lawyer.
        
        Analytical skills
        
        Both the study and practice of law involve absorbing large quantities of information, then having to distil it into something manageable and logical.
        At times, there will be more than one reasonable conclusion, or more than one precedent applicable to resolving a situation.
        
        Research skills
        
        Similarly, being able to research quickly and effectively is essential to understanding your clients, their needs, and to preparing legal strategies.
        
        Perseverance
        
        When working on a case, you must have the perseverance to complete the work necessary to drive it to a successful finish.
        
        Creativity
        
        The very top lawyers are not only logical and analytical, but they display a great deal of creativity in their problem-solving.
        The best solution is not always the most obvious and in order to outmanoeuvre your challenger it is often necessary to think outside the box.
- - - - Attention to detail
        
        When it comes to flying, small mistakes can make a big impact, and there’s little room for error in the skies. Throughout all stages of flight, whether it’s following a preflight checklist or calculating course corrections, pilots need to have a high level of attention to detail and precision to promote better flight safety.
      - Ability to remain calm under pressure
        
        Pilots must be able to remain calm and collected, especially in emergency situations. Even when the unexpected occurs, good pilots are able to think clearly and stay focused on flying the plane.
      - Clear communication skills
        
        Effective communication skills are important in all aspects of life, but communication is particularly essential in aviation. Ineffective verbal communication between pilots and air traffic controllers can have serious implications and communication errors are frequently cited as causal factors in aircraft accidents and incidents. Great pilots use strong verbal communication skills to convey information clearly, effectively, and concisely.
      - Humility
        
        The best pilots have confidence, but they also recognize the value of humility. Humble pilots know that no matter how well-trained or naturally talented they may be, there’s always room for improvement. They are willing to admit their mistakes and seek guidance or advice from more experienced pilots to improve their flying skills.
      - Self-confidence
        
        Self-confidence is another common trait among great pilots. Too much confidence can develop into arrogance, but too little confidence can be considered equally as dangerous. For example, a pilot who lacks self-confidence may second-guess their decisions, which in turn hinders their ability to handle in-flight emergencies. Pilots must have a level of confidence in their skills and trust their own decisions to be successful.
      - Desire to learn
        
        The best pilots are lifelong learners. They pursue opportunities to increase their aviation knowledge and refine their skills, no matter their experience level. When they’re not flying, they spend time participating in continuing education programs, training for new ratings, and keeping up with the latest safety information to become even better pilots.
      - Situational awareness
        
        Situational awareness is a critical aspect of risk management that refers to a pilot’s mental picture of the aircraft’s physical position in space and its relation to the elements of flight and is a critical factor of risk management in flying. Proper situational awareness includes being aware of flight conditions, flight operations, weather systems, as well as environmental factors such as proximate terrain, airspace restrictions, obstructions, and impending weather systems.
    - - SELF MOTIVATION
        
        As a pilot, and as the most senior member of staff in your working environment, it is up to you to motivate not only yourself, but the airline crew around you.
      - KNOWLEDGE OF RESPONSIBILITY
        
        Airliners offer employment only to those pilots that understand the importance of their role in the safety and well-being of each passenger aboard the aircraft that they are flying.
      - CALMNESS
        
        Being able to cope in high pressure situations is absolutely paramount when you’re a pilot, and don’t airlines just know it?! If you want to secure a position with a leading airline company, you will have to demonstrate excellent calmness in the face of difficult situations.
      - UNDERSTANDING OF CUSTOMER SERVICE
        
        Even though the airline attendants will fulfil a lot of the face-to-face duties with the passengers onboard your flight, the pilot must still interact with the passengers via the intercom system throughout the journey. A good understanding of the importance of customer care makes you a more attractive recruitment option for any airline.
      - TEAM WORKING
        
        Likewise to being self-motivated, as a pilot you must be able to demonstrate your awareness of the role that you play within a team outside to your piloting duties. This extends to communicating efficiently with your team, and generally being an all-round team player.
- - - - Engineers need to analyze, evaluate, and synthesize information to make objective judgements and recommendations. They rely on these critical thinking skills in every stage of their work, particularly when it comes to decision-making. Engineers who can think critically, are able to deftly handle the wide variety of technical, administrative, policy, and interpersonal communication challenges that arise within a day’s work or a project’s timeline.
      - An engineer, in any industry, can have brilliant ideas for a project but if he or she cannot articulate those ideas to management, teammates, clients, and other stakeholders they are of no use. Effective engineers understand that clear, concise, written and verbal communication is the key to giving their ideas life and their team a competitive edge. Succinct communication becomes even more important in today’s global business context where language and meaning often become lost in translation. While it is true that many graduate programs in engineering place little focus on teaching students these skills, there are plenty of resources such as books, podcasts, and webinars of which engineers may avail themselves in order to improve their ability to effectively communicate.
    - - Creativity and Innovation
        
        A competent engineer is always creative enough to think outside of the box and device ways and means to improve existing systems and innovate new ones.
      - Communication Skills:
        
        Besides understanding technical complexities, you must also have a knack at interpreting it into layman’s lingo when communicating the same to clients and workers.
      - Team Player:
        
        It goes without saying; you can go further when you work together. Any project that is completed successfully and efficiently has a great team, and not just one person, working behind it.
      - Mad Math Skills
        
        Engineering is a complex science that requires you to perform calculations of varying difficulty so you need to brush up on your math skills.
      - Attention to Detail
        
        Paying attention to the minutest of details throughout the course of any project is crucial in engineering because the cost of making even the slightest of errors is huge.
      - Natural Curiosity:
        
        There’s no denying it; if you want to be at the front in the race, you need to have a curious mind that is bent on examining and inventing to make things work better.
      - Constant Learner:
        
        Technology continues to evolve at a rapid pace and if you want to be a great engineer, you need to keep yourself abreast of the new and recent developments in the industry.
      - Problem Solving Skills:
        
        There’s no escaping problems in the midst of any project. A great engineer must be able to address them as they arise, figure out where they stem from, and deal with them methodically and effectively.
      - Technical Knowledge:
        
        Having excellent technical knowledge is the DNA of a great engineer. The need to understand and make use of computer programs in the course of every project is more than necessary.
      - Logical Thinking and Reasoning:
        
        A great engineer needs to be able to comprehend complex systems, how they work, how problems arise and how to fix them.