Is it necessary to have some industrial experience to be a good teacher/lecturer/professor?

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31-December-2013

Need of academia and industries relationship

Lecturing Teaching Academic Administration Civil Engineering Education

Question added by Mohammad Asif Raja , Lecturer of Civil Engineering , University of Gondar
Date Posted: 2017/05/19

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It is good to have industrial experience if you work in education/academic domain, but it's not essential at all.

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