
The Importance of Dirty Hands
My dear friend Octave’s account of his co-op experience (see Tuesday’s 1-29 post) reinforces my belief that no one should trust an engineer or designer […]
My dear friend Octave’s account of his co-op experience (see Tuesday’s 1-29 post) reinforces my belief that no one should trust an engineer or designer […]
I was attending the University of Cincinnati in the college of engineering. After my freshman year in 1960, I started my co-op job with the […]
For most of human history, skills were passed from one generation to the next by some form of apprenticeship. Only in the last couple of […]
In 2012, Rj Link International hired Matt Rossiter as a gear machinist and entered him into the Rock River Valley Tooling & Machining Association Apprenticeship […]
Chris’ account of putting aside his original goals to continue his father’s firm reminded me of an interesting story about an early co-worker in development […]
Here is the first of our guest blogs on the topic of how you entered the gear trade. Chris Trochelman (pictured above, far left) would […]
An apprentice gets to ask lots of questions. The person responding to those questions determines whether you feel empowered to keep asking. Most of my […]
Forty-eight years ago, I was finishing my freshman year at a community college. I was on the Dean’s List but I was also broke, working […]
Happy New Year! In just a few weeks we will begin our SIXTH year of this blog. While it has been great fun posting about […]
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