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The document discusses the qualities demanded of civil engineers. It identifies technical qualities like drawing skills, knowledge of fundamentals, computer skills, and attention to detail. It also notes the importance of problem solving skills and being a task master. Personal qualities mentioned include responsibility, patience, confidence, and physical strength. Key psychological qualities are good teamwork, integrity, and stamina. It provides tips for developing these qualities such as listening to one's inner voice, not taking shortcuts, developing general awareness, and taking care of one's body, mind, and intellect. The document recommends never being involved in illegal, unethical or immoral activities.
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