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Taking a picture of this outcrop without the hammer on it is wrong. Why?
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The hammer serves as a scale to the outcrop. Because the geological hammer has a standard size and its globally recognized, it gives us the change to know the average size of the outcrop(Rock)
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Outcrop features can appear larger or smaller than they really are, depending on camera angle and zoom. A hammer helps avoid misinterpretation.
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In geology, photos are used for analysis, teaching, or publication. A photo without scale reduces its value as a scientific record.
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Here’s a situation you will DEFINITELY face in your life and how to crush it!
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Job interviewers will always ask you this first question – don’t respond like everyone else and give basic words that describe who you are, tell a story! This will make you stand out and creates immediate connection with the interviewer especially if you can link it to the job you’re applying for
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Congratulations, @rufkatu-faisal, on achieving this remarkable milestone! Continue to make us proud and uphold the PPC banner wherever you go.
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I appreciate how geo technical engineers in collaboration with other engineers carefully design an open pit mine.
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That is true alot of work! Please share your with us if you have much information about how it is done and some reasons for the various designs.
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Good evening, Pathers!
I am pleased to inform you that certificates for courses completed as of the end of April 2025 have been issued to all qualifying members. A total of 147 members have been awarded certificates for their achievements.
Moving forward, we will streamline the certificate issuance process by implementing two windows within…Read More
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Good morning to you all. I want to express my heartfelt gratitude for all the wonderful birthday wishes. Your kind words and gestures truly made my day extra special.
Knowing that I have such amazing people like you in my life is a gift in itself, and I feel incredibly blessed. Thank you for taking the time to celebrate with me.
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Happy Birthday, Nii Ardey Beny Smith!
On this special day, we want to celebrate not only your life but also the remarkable impact you’ve made as the founder of the Professional PathFinders Club. Your dedication, leadership, and unwavering guidance have shaped many lives, including mine.
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Mr. Beny, thank you for being an incredible mentor and inspiration. Your Guidance has been invaluable to us. We are lucky to have you. Wishing you a wonderful birthday

and a year full of bliss, growth and fulfilment. Cheers

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Thank you, @caleb-kofi-whyte. Much appreciated.
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🎯 Throwback to My First Internship – Lessons Worth Sharing
🛠️My first internship I did was at a Construction Company.During my time there, I had the opportunity to observe, engage, and learn in real-time. Here are some key lessons I carried with me:
1. Adaptability is Essential
Every day presents a new challenge. From unexpected site d…Read More
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Beny Smith wrote a new post
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Thank you so much for sharing this insightful blog Mr. Beny. I’ve truly learned a lot from it. I will admonish myself to apply the tips shared—especially setting SMART goals, maintaining consistency, and developing a clear learning plan.
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This is a timely and insightful piece Ing. Beny. I particularly appreciated the call to seek diverse learning avenues; in today’s interdisciplinary world, broadening our learning horizons is essential for meaningful impact. Great read!
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The 2nd PPC Annual Conference was indeed a success. I love the insights the speakers shared on creating a professional image and building a solid personal branding.
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The 2nd Anual PPC Conference was nothing short of excellent and I believe next year’s edition would be even better.
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Beny Smith wrote a new post
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Wow, just in one post, Mr. Beny has poured down ancient keys to success in our professional development and in all our lives endeavours, what a blessing to be part of the Professional Pathfinders Club. Thank you so much, Mr. Beny
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Thank you @beny-smith
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Wow, sir.
Thank you so much.
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Learning from others means you’re open to new ideas and willing to improve. It reflects self-awareness and maturity, not weakness, because growth often comes through shared knowledge and experience.
Everyone has something valuable to offer, no matter their background or position.
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Having time to go through the job application process and read about the job opportunity all I can say is thank you so much Mr. Beny Smith @beny-smith.
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