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    The Mentor I Never Met: Lessons on Life and Business from John Capobianco
    The Mentor I Never Met: Lessons on Life and Business from John Capobianco
    The Mentor I Never Met: Lessons on Life and Business from John Capobianco
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    The Mentor I Never Met: Lessons on Life and Business from John Capobianco

    By Paul J. Scott

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    Can you have a mentor you never actually met? I certainly did.


    This short book is all about the life of my great grandfather, John Capobianco, who came to America as a poor immigrant in the year 1900 and became a great success. Even though

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGoingClear, Inc.
    Release dateAug 12, 2022
    ISBN9780996687485
    The Mentor I Never Met: Lessons on Life and Business from John Capobianco
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    Paul J. Scott

    Professor Paul J. Scott holds the Taylor Hobson Chair in Computational Geometry, at the University of Huddersfield, with a research focus on mathematics, algorithms, and the geometrical characterisation of size, shape and texture. Paul spent twenty-six years in the research department at Taylor Hobson Ltd, applying mathematical ideas and concepts to surface texture and form measuring instruments. He is still employed by TH for one day a week. Paul is also very actively involved with the formation of national and international standards: being chairman of BSI technical committee TDE/4/-/9 and represents the UK on ISO technical committee TC/213 (Dimensional and geometrical product specification and verification-GPS).

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