The Unwritten Laws of Engineering W. J. King, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, James G. Skakoon
Publisher: American Society of Mechanical Engineers

First published in 1944 under the name The Unwritten Laws of Enginnering, was republished under the same title in 2001 after some touching up. (Chapter one; "What The Beginner Need to Learn At Once" )：－ 1. It's story becomes fascinating Even though it was conceived by an engineer for engineers, the 63 recommended rules go beyond this sector and apply to anyone who ends up working in a team, whether you are at the very bottom or the very top of the ladder. King when I graduated from school 20 years ago. Initiative; has energy to start things and keep them moving. This fully revised and updated edition of the 1944 classic serves as a crucial compilation of 'house rules' or a professional code. This new edition keeps the style of the original and much of its content. Ability to get things done:- a. Unwritten Laws of Engineering: Revised and Updated Edition. The Unwritten Laws of Engineering. For those NFL/Professional Sports Fans out there I give you one of the dumbest unwritten sports rules that is out there: You can't lose your starting spot due to injury. This is partly based on the one I put up on my Bebo many aeons ago, but thanks to the fine help of Mr Conway and Mr Dowdall, we have compiled a much more definitive list of The Unwritten Rules. Regarding cussing, This is my favorite take on the topic: The Unwritten LAWS OF ENGINEERING by W. Discover the 63 Unwritten Rules to succeed in your career. My Dad, a controls engineer for McDonnell Douglas gave me “The Unwritten laws of Engineering” by W.