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Oct 17, 2026
Engineering a Legacy: Rick Moore's Journey from Vietnam to Water Solutions
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6:03CurtisHOST
Well, talk about how working with the Army Corps of Engineer a- as a lieutenant shaped the engineer and leader that you have become today.
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6:17Rick MooreGUEST
The two themes that I like to drive home, um, when I talk to, to groups is, the first one I, I call getting out of your comfort zone, and the second one is working with teams.
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6:39Rick MooreGUEST
You know, I was 22, 23 year old, right out of college, uh, virtually no experience.
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6:47Rick MooreGUEST
Well, teaching, of course, was a, was not, you know, a, a, an enormous out of your comfort zone experience.
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6:56Rick MooreGUEST
But I knew I did not know how to teach, and the Army taught me how to teach, and it was, it was an invaluable lesson.
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30:10CurtisHOST
So tell us what, uh, experience was the most challenging, and what did it teach you that you still use today?