101 Reasons to Be an Engineer
See the original post at: Semi Pro Engineering
Similar Posts
When “It’s Not My Problem” Becomes Your Problem
Siloed approaches to participation on a civil engineering project team usually aren’t the best technique for demonstrating value to your organization.
The best and most effective job-search websites for engineers
Now that you have an outstanding resume and an effective cover letter completed, it is time you embarked on a search for a new job. We have compiled a list of the mostly relevant and commonly used job search websites for engineers.
Tips on successful networking
Networking is all about nurturing productive relationships. This guide shows you how to.
» 1. No Assumptions
» 2. Relax
» 3. Listen
» 4. Find a common interest
» 5. Be Impressive
» 6. Make a graceful exit
» 7. Follow through
» 8. Personal Touch
» 9. Harvest
» 10. Become a resource
DISCUSS: How can Engineering Help Developing Nations Solve Critical Problems?
I was recently listening to Dr. Tony Marjoram, the former head of engineering sciences at UNESCO on his discussion on how engineering can help developing nations solve critical problems. It…
10 engineering disciplines with the highest salaries
Based on documented market trends over the past two years, it appears that the job market for engineers is slowly adjusting back to pre-recession times. If our engineering job board…
You’ve lost your job, now what? | How to move on
Job-losses have profound effect on an individual’s emotional well-being. This article addresses how to deal with job loss and moving on.
One Comment
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.
#37 Be rewarded for being a nerd! All right!!