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Transcript: RESPONSIBILITY CURIOSITY COURAGE People CHAMPION transparency CHAMPION transparency We share information openly and proactively. We contribute outside of our specialty. We are known for directness. We are quick to admit mistakes. We question actions inconsistent with our values. CULTIVATE relationships + community CULTIVATE relationships + community We contribute to the community with what we are passionate about. We seek to understand our clients and what matters to them. THRIVE at work + play THRIVE at work + play We embrace curiosity to support a vibrant work culture. We demonstrate consistently strong performance so colleagues can rely upon each other. We inspire others with our passion for excellence. We celebrate wins. We promote learning and professional development. We continue to improve how we work to support summer hours. We believe in an open and collaborative work environment. We are fun to work with and have a positive impact on those around us. Practice DELIVER quality work DELIVER quality work You utilize BBT’s proven CA processes. You support your fellow team members to use independent decision making to meet their deliverables. You know when to zoom in and zoom out. You deliver quality work that is thoughtful. PROMOTE innovation PROMOTE innovation We promote sustainability and healthy buildings. We think strategically. We create new ideas that prove useful. We embrace new technology. We help keep BBT nimble by minimizing complexity and finding ways to simplify. RESPECT the details RESPECT the details We know when to zoom in. We respect how things go together and their relationships. We use the guiding principles of the parti to inform the details. Process CURIOSITY enables a process that listens, empowers, and connects 3 statements on how we live this core value LISTEN to every voice LISTEN to every voice We embrace listening as a cornerstone of the BBT approach. We believe that listening is both a skill and an art. We add to the conversation. We create opportunities for clients and stakeholders to contribute to the visioning and design process. EMPOWER team members EMPOWER team members We empower fellow team members to contribute their best by providing the necessary information, time, and support. We empower colleagues to take ownership over their projects and tasks. We recognize team member contributions. CONNECT through design CONNECT through design We believe design is a conversation. We create functional spaces that support the end user. We connect the technical details to the human experience. We blend expertise and client-centered design to create spaces that bring people together.

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Transcript: Environmental Manufacturing & Machinery Transport Life Sciences Energy Emerging Industries Remediation Site Investigation Civil Engineering Geotechnical Waste Management Johnston Vere Consultants Chemicals Process Safety Food & Beverage Robotics HVAC Process Plant Equipment Special Purpose Machinery Oil & Gas (Upstream, Midstream, Downstream) Renewables Nuclear Generation Transmition Medical Devices Pharmaceuticals Biotechnology Biomechanics Lab Systems Today Johnston Vere follows the legacy of the life cycle ethos where many of our candidates have since become clients; this is reflected in the exceptionally high level of repeat business and their recommendations Our market knowledge and experience enables us to devise effective search plans allowing us to resource from non-typical environments and identify candidates with diverse transferable skills. Our Operations Unrivaled Experience We are a truly international company. Operating from the UK we boast a strong track record in global recruitment with a presence and reputation in mainland Europe (Switzerland) and the UAE. This is backed up with a team of in-house linguists. Specialist Recruitment For The Energy, Transportation, Technology & Engineering Sectors For nearly 30 years we have been partnering world class technology, software, and engineering companies; sourcing key executive, management, technical, and commercial personnel worldwide. Our aim is to develop long term relationships with clients. We integrate ourselves fully within client organisations to holistically understand their business and requirements. Road Rail Airports Each consultant operates in their own field of expertise, which when appreciated as a whole, offers clients and candidates a truly holistic market, technology or discipline based approached Big Data Internet Of Things Smart Technology Cyber Security Autonomous Vehicles Advanced Materials Software Industries we specialise in:

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Transcript: By : Brian , Oscar , Areef , Krishen War's wasted era is a desert shore, As know those who have passed there, a place Where, within sound of swoll'n destruction's roar, Wheel the wild vultures, lust and terror base; Where, making ready for them, stalk the grim Barbarian forms, hunger, disease and pain, Who, slashing all life's beauty limb from limb, Crush it as folly on the stony plain. A desert: - those too who, as thou, have been Followers of war's angel, Sacrifice, (Stern striders to beyond brute torment's scene, Soarers above the swerves of fear and vice) KNow that the lightning of his ghostly gaze Has wrecked for them for ever earth's small ways. What kind of conflict does this focus on? Elizabeth Daryush The poem was based on the Siege Of Al-Kut. It took place at Mespotonian, Iran on 7 December 1915 – 29 April 1916. Sir Charles Townsend, was retreating from Ctestipon in Iraq. His army was both Indian and British. He was ambusged by the Ottoman Empire From what perspective was this written on The poet focuses on the conflict of war and gruesome things that happen to soldiers. The line "Barbarian forms, hunger, disease and pain" uses tripling to show the mutiny that follows when soldiers are battling in war. Analysis Question Time!!!! Uses torture imagery to put graphic images of war in the audience's mind. "Where, within sound of swoll’n destruction’s roar,". Elizabeth uses metaphor to emphasise her point that the war is barbaric and it only causes severity. This makes the reader feel empathetic towards the reader How does the poet explore conflict? Poem Elizabeth Daryush was an English poet daughter of Robert Bridges who was also a poet . She was originally Elizabeth Bridges and had published some poems under that name . She then Married Ali Akbar Daryush .Therefore she spent some time in Persia as her husband was Persian . Her poem "For a survivor of the Mesopotamian Campaign" was about a war that happened in the middle east. For a survivor of Mesopotamian

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Transcript: Home: I chose to use this word because it gives off a warmer feel than the word house would. A home is associated with love and security, something that is portrayed throughout the poem. Chirping: I chose to use this word because when I see the word, I can perfectly picture the birds sitting in the tree communicating with each other. Changed: I chose to use this word because from season to season, you think about how everything changes from the weather to the colors of the leaves. It reflects the different cycles and diversity within nature. Pictures Original Poem Theme Personal Adaptation At a point in my life, I felt very connected to nature. I could feel nature seeping into me with its strength and tranquility, I could hear various types of birds chirping in the trees, I was accepting of nature within my own home. I understood what the nature around me wanted through their actions, And I embraced the seasons as the leaves changed colors, I think back to my connection I once had with nature... Where and when did I leave it behind? Word Choice I think the theme in this poem is relationships and connections, whether it be with a person, a time in your life, or in this case nature. The speaker in this poem is talking about how he was once strongly connected to nature and how that connection slowly drifted away. This is a theme that can relate to many people who have had some sort of relationship that has faded away at some point. Once I spoke the language of the flowers, Once I understood each word the caterpillar said, Once I smiled in secret at the gossip of the starlings, And shared a conversation with the housefly in my bed. Once I heard and answered all the questions of the crickets, And joined the crying of each falling, crying, flake of snow, Once I spoke the language of the flowers... How did it go? How did it go?

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