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10 ways social networking can impact your business and career as a civil engineering professional

10 ways social networking can impact your business and career as a civil engineering professional

August 13, 2009 at 10:06 pm 1 comment

A guide pointing out the various benefits of using social networks as a means of career development and capturing news clients and employees. These benefits include,
Recruiting Professionals
Industry News
Relationship Building
Marketing/Branding
Recruiting College Students
Recruiting Boomerangs
RFP’s
Professional Growth

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Civil Engineering jobs

CivilEngineering Central 2.0

June 26, 2009 at 9:11 pm 0 comments

CivilEngineering Central.com further enhances its presence on the Internet in order to further reach out to the civil engineering community.

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to tweet or not to tweet

To Tweet or not to Tweet

May 25, 2009 at 10:32 am 4 comments

A discussion on the new rapidly growing micro-blogging platform, Twitter. What is the purpose and its effectiveness? Is there a way for engineers to use this platform for productive purposes?

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A Mother’s Day Poem: By An Engineering Mind

May 7, 2009 at 11:16 am 0 comments

Mother’s day is right around the corner. I know in this economy, buying a gift is probably difficult. So, get creative. Make some coupons, or, let her see the grand kids, OR, write her a POEM. That’s what I did. HAPPY MOTHERS’ DAY.

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social networking for engineers

Social Networking for engineers

April 9, 2009 at 5:36 pm 4 comments

In an attempt to open a forum for discussion on social networking for engineers, this article covers the more widely accepted site for professionals, LinkedIn.

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Engineers’ embrace (or lack thereof ) of social media

Engineers’ embrace (or lack thereof ) of social media

March 2, 2009 at 4:00 pm 3 comments

A candid discussion on the effectiveness and usefulness of facebook from an engineer’s perspective. Is it a force for good or a purposeless time waster?

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