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A whole bunch of joy happened yesterday. Saw my son graduate from USC with a BS in mechanical engineering, and then got to fulfill a father-son dream by sitting in with his band that evening for a tune. Best day ever!
In reviewing candidates for an entry level job, an Eagle Scout designation on the resume for me is an indicator of grit (passion and perseverance in achieving long-term goals). I wouldn’t, however, expect to see it on a resume for someone further along in their career.
I was in two different troops and neither were anything like you describe. Sure there were rituals and patriotic expressions, but nothing overtly militaristic. My first troop was an absolute blast and we did crazy fun stuff. Weeklong canoe trips, a 100-mile hike, wilderness survival where we dug...
My dad and brother are Eagle Scouts (I only made it to life). During my years recruiting for the law firm, I’ve probably seen 35 or so resumes with Eagle Scout designations on them. But those numbers have dwindled over time, and of the last 10 I’ve seen, I think 7 of them were Mormon.
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