HE WON THE CONTRACT.

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Gaius Benson, a civil Engineer bided for a contract many years ago and won the contract. It was to build one of the world’s largest mega yacht. He won not because he could do it after all he was only a civil Engineer but because he portrayed himself as the man fit to handle the job.                                                     Gaius consulted one of the finest mechanical Engineer who built the mega yacht to his name.                                                                                                  So many folk are not alert and awake to leverage on obvious opportunities. They are so quick at closing the door to opportunity by immediately admitting of their innocence and novicity in that field or job.                                                                                                                     Come to think of it Gaius does not have the slightest idea on how a yacht can be built. But the thought of ‘’ I can’’ gave him the courage and most importantly the charisma to win outstanding and intelligent Engineers.    

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