Analysis and Projections of Engineering Salaries between 2009 and 2010

kennyk567 posted on July 23, 2010

While the state of the economy might still be cloudy and uncertain, a recent study by the Reed Information Group provides a positive outlook on the future of engineering careers. The study, conducted as part of an overall assessment of the prevailing trends in the engineering sector, analyzed responses from over 1,600 engineering professionals. The report evaluated their responses on job satisfaction as well as compensation.

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5 things you should NEVER do during an interview

kennyk567 posted on July 22, 2010

Last week we provided you with a couple of highly insightful questions that interviewees should ask potential employers during interviews. As an addendum to that guide, we thought it would be appropriate to remind you of some of the topics and actions that should be avoided at all costs.

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Questions during job interviews

kennyk567 posted on July 13, 2010

So what is a good question? Well, it basically depends on the position you are interviewing for and how the interview has gone thus far. Ordinarily, you will get the opportunity to ask questions after you have been interviewed; so, if your interview has been sour up to this point, this will be the only chance you get to redeem yourself. On the contrary, if you feel that you have had a good interview, then you have to maintain this perception.

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The Art of Successful Networking

kennyk567 posted on May 18, 2010

One of the problems with most engineers trying to network is that they do not grasp the concept that the most valuable form of networking cannot be done without investing in relationships.

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7 Tips & Quotes to Rapidly Advance Your Career by Anthony Fasano

Anthony Fasano posted on April 12, 2010

Hello all, I thought this week I would like to share 7 tips that I have found to be extremely helpful in advancing my career. These tips are based on my own experience as well as the many books I have read on both personal and career development.

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Career Advancement Starts with Awareness!

Anthony Fasano posted on March 13, 2010

I recently spoke on the topic of career development in front of the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute ASCE chapter in Albany New, York. This chapter is very active and they have about two meetings per month with members. It was a very enjoyable experience as they were all very attentive and asked great questions.

I try to speak on career development in front of as many societies and organizations as possible including both college and professional chapters. Why?

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Are your Business Skills weak? New April webinars announced for MBA Day Camp

AveekGuha posted on March 02, 2010

In business, what you don't know can hurt you. Whether you are considering an MBA or just want to sharpen your business skills, MBA Day Camp can help you succeed. Raise your Business IQ with our new MBA Day Camp webinars starting April 8th.

Our instructors take the lessons from top business schools, weed out the unpractical stuff, and teach you the most relevant MBA concepts in Strategy, Marketing, Accounting, & Finance.

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Is the resume dead?

kennyk567 posted on March 02, 2010

Why should we keep analyzing a candidate’s caliber solely based on a one-page summary of their skills?

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Career Goals: Don’t Sell Yourself Short!

Anthony Fasano posted on February 20, 2010

I have said in the past that it is extremely important to have career goals, which act as a destination for where you are taking your career. It is important when setting your goals, to take the time to figure out exactly what you want, nothing more, and nothing less.

Clearly defining your goal is extremely important. Use an analogy of driving to a destination. Is it easier to get somewhere if you only know the city or state or if you know the exact street address? Your goals act as that street address that constantly tells you where you are going.

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Professional Societies: How Important are they to Career Advancement?

Anthony Fasano posted on February 20, 2010

I have seen quite a few discussions on this topic as of late in the social media arenas, so I figured I would give my input, being that I have always been very involved in professional societies.

I am a firm believer that your career advancement is strongly related to the relationships you build in your industry. I have built many solid business and personal relationships through professional societies. Not only has this helped advance my career, but it has made my career very enjoyable.

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