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TECC 39: The Engineering Career Coach Podcast – How Being an Entrepreneur can Help you in your Engineering Career with Sam Lytle, PE of CivilFX

December 16, 2014 By EMI

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TECC 39: The Engineering Career Coach Podcast – How Being an Entrepreneur can Help you in your Engineering Career with Sam Lytle, PE of CivilFX

In this session of The Engineering Career Coach Podcast, I interview Sam Lytle who is an engineer turned entrepreneur. Lytle discusses the benefits of how being an entrepreneur can help you as an engineer, whether you’re a business owner or a recent graduate.

The Take Action Today segment of this episode provides tools that you can use to discover what your personal tendencies are so you can really focus on developing your strengths to move your engineering career forward.

Sam Lytle is a licensed civil engineer and the owner of CivilFX, which provides premium 3D visualization and animation services involving civil engineering projects. His interest in modeling and rendering engineering data has inspired him to share this passion through CivilFX. [Read more…] about TECC 39: The Engineering Career Coach Podcast – How Being an Entrepreneur can Help you in your Engineering Career with Sam Lytle, PE of CivilFX

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TECC 239: How to Effectively Lead People (Teach, Coach, Mentor, Inspire)

February 2, 2021 By EMI

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In this episode, I talk to Dr. Andrew Temte, President and Global Head of Corporate Learning at Kaplan, about his forthcoming book Balancing Act: Teach, Coach, Mentor, Inspire, which is about being an effective leader of people through teaching, coaching, mentoring, and inspiring. Andy talks about balance in life, balance at work, and balance between the two. The book, and our conversation, is packed with actionable strategies for improving one’s ability to lead people, which, in my opinion, is the most important skill leaders can cultivate.

Engineering Quotes:

lead people

lead people

Here Are Some of the Key Points Discussed About Work-Life Balance and Strategies to Lead People:

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TECC 139: The Importance of Seeing Opportunities in your Engineering Career

December 27, 2016 By EMI

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In this episode, I want to share a story with you about two shoe salesman and also talk about the importance of seeing opportunities in your Engineering Career….

Engineering Success quotes:

Here are some ideas to implement that will help you in seeing opportunities in 2017:

  • Think about your approach in your engineering career and your life.
  • Think about your goals and what is standing in the way of achieving your goals.
  • If you are taking an opportunistic approach and seeing limitless opportunities, then you will find success.
  • Take consistent action on goals that are important to you both as an engineer and as a person.
  • Set up a routine for yourself, so that you can always work towards your goals.

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TGEP 39: 5 Benefits to Joining Professional Societies: How Engineers Can Get and Stay Involved

December 16, 2021 By EMI

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joining professional societies

In this episode, we talk to Mary Ellen Bruce Large, P.E., D.GE, Regional Business Development and Client Care Program Manager at Nicholson Construction (formally the Director of Technical Activities for the Deep Foundations Institute) about the value of professional societies. She discuss five great benefits of joining professional societies and how engineers can get and stay involved.

Engineering Quotes:

 

joining professional societies

joining professional societies

Here Are Some of the Questions We Ask Mary Ellen:

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TSEC 39: The Difference Between Construction Engineering and Structural Engineering

November 26, 2020 By EMI

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TSEC 39: The Difference Between Construction Engineering and Structural EngineeringIn this episode, we talk to Andrew (Drew) Twarek, a project manager at Ruby+Associates, Inc. Structural Engineers about construction engineering, what it is and how it differs from structural engineering. He also talks  about some of the top award-winning projects that he’s worked on in the past.

Engineering Quotes:

construction engineering

Here Are Some of the Questions We Ask Drew Twarek about Construction Engineering:

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TCEP 139: What Goes Into Developing the ASCE Report Card for America’s Infrastructure?

March 11, 2020 By EMI

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ASCE Report Card

In this episode, which is part of our Women in Civil Engineering series, I talk to Peyton Gibson, EIT, ENV SP, a civil engineer who works for the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine on the Board of Infrastructure and the Constructed Environment. She also serves as the ASCE Colorado’s Infrastructure Report Card Chair, and that’s what we focus on in this episode: what goes into developing the ASCE Infrastructure report card, both at the national and state levels.

Engineering Quotes:

ASCE Report Card

Here Are Some of the Questions I Ask Peyton:

  • What led you to make your recent career change?
  • What is the report card and what is its intent?
  • Can you take us through the process of how ASCE came up with the final grading in the report card?
  • With the amount of work, staff, and volunteers that are involved in compiling the report, how did you work through the process of managing all the different chapters?
  • What do you think motivated the volunteers?
  • What happens once you receive that grade and how can it be utilized to improve infrastructure?
  • How do you have the funding and the resources for the marketing that needs to be done once the problem areas have been identified?

Here Are Some Key Points Discussed in This Episode About Developing the ASCE Report Card:

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Filed Under: Infrastructure, TCEP-The Civil Engineering Podcast Tagged With: ASCE, ASCE Report Card, Civil Engineering, grading process, infrastructure, infrastructure investment, Infrastructure Report Card, Monthly calls, Peyton Gibson, population growth, sustainable funding

TCEP 039: The Path to Partnership from Experienced Civil Engineers

August 31, 2016 By EMI

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The Path to Partnership from Experienced Civil Engineers

In episode 039 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, we are going to talk about the path to partnership for civil engineers. We will play a recording of a panel from our Engineering Career Summit in New Orleans earlier this year, where you will hear 3 seasoned civil engineers discussing the path to partnership and the positives and negatives about becoming a partner in an engineering firm.

Here are some of the questions that get asked during the panel discussion:

  • When is it a good time to ask yourself if you are material for a partner at a civil engineering firm?
  • What skills did you wish you could have worked on before you became a partner, that would have helped you where you are now?
  • What do you do when you have an employee who feels like he has met all the requirements to basically be an owner, and you as the civil engineering company do not recognize that yourself and offer that to them?
  • What are some of the negative aspects of being a partner or business owner in a civil engineering firm?
  • What made you go from losing your job, and then all of a sudden starting your own civil engineering company, and getting into this entrepreneurial state?
  • In general how do you evaluate your future leaders and future talent?
  • How early on in somebody’s career would you take notice that this person potentially can grow into a leadership role?

Quotes to think about:

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TCEP39 Quote 3

TCEP39 Quote 2

Here are some key points discussed in this episode:

  • Try to take a longer horizon approach rather than just the next raise or when you are going to become a partner.
  • Try to really invest in your own future. Work hard in trying to get to develop yourself, be prepared to work long hours and go above and beyond.
  • The best time to look for other opportunities is when you’re not under the pressure that you’ve been laid off, or when you’ve just grown so frustrated that you hate waking up in the morning and going to work.
  • If you want to be an owner of a civil engineering company and you don’t have the gusto to go out on your own and do it, pick a company that is an employee owned company that is open to selling shares.
  • It’s very important that before you start announcing your intentions to be a partner, that you’re comfortable with the way that the upper management of the firm is operating, because you’re not going to come in as a new partner and change that in many circumstances.
  • When determining if someone is eligible to become a partner at a civil engineering firm, ask the question if they bring more into the firm than they take out of the firm on a daily basis, or on an annual basis.
  • There are multiple considerations you have to put forward in your mind and answer before you go around naming your intentions and proclaiming your intentions to be a partner in a firm.
  • The easiest way to become a partner is to start as number one by starting your own engineering company, which is also one of the hardest and most rewarding ways.
  • It is really critical to plan things out and to execute on that plan and always re-visit your plan.
  • Anticipate where you’re going next and what education, or what other experience or type of projects you need to work on.
  • Express that you want that partnership opportunity and don’t just ask for a performance review.
  • The good news about being an engineer is that you’re competing with other engineers. You’re not competing with business people. You just have to be incrementally better to be a little bit more successful. If you’re a lot better, you can be a lot more successful than some of the smaller engineering firms.
  • You don’t get rich by owning the company. You get rich when you sell the company and cash out your shares.
  • The value of the firm will very much be in the value of the partners.
  • There’s a lot more crying than high fiving in the first few years of running your engineering business.
  • Hire not what you need today, but what you and your company needs five years, ten years or fifteen years down the road.
  • Be cautious on who you’re bringing in when starting a new business, they are going to have intimate knowledge of your business when you haven’t known them very long.

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About the Panelists:

Will Schnier,PE

Will Schnier,PE is the Chief Executive Officer of BIG RED DOG Engineering & Consulting, an Engineering News Record Top 100 Design Firm, a Zweig Group Hot Firm, and a Business Journals Fast 50 company. Will is well versed in the project review and development permitting process having worked closely and very successfully with neighborhood associations, City and County review staff, environmental groups, and public boards and councils. He is the author of two publications: “Land Subdivision – A Practical Guide for Central Texas” and “The Book on License Agreements in the City of Austin”. Will also serves on the Board of Directors for the Real Estate Council of Austin (RECA).

Deborah Keller, PE

Deborah D. Keller is a Louisiana licensed professional engineer with over 35 years of experience in planning and engineering projects, of which 27 years included engineering positions held at the Port of New Orleans. After retiring from the Port of New Orleans as chief engineer and Director of Port Development in 2014, she formed her own engineering firm, Deborah D. Keller and Partners, LLC. The firm, which also includes Deborah’s husband, provides consulting services to both public and private sector clients. The Kellers are passionate about making a difference, both personally and professionally, and giving back to the community by using their knowledge and experience in the engineering, construction, and operations industry.

James Hance, PE

James Hance juggles many tasks as the Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Eustis Engineering. As CFO, he oversees the financial management of the firm, while managing complex civil engineering projects. James joined Eustis Engineering in 2003. He earned his bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from Bucknell University, his master’s degree in Civil Engineering (Geotechnical) from the University of Texas at Austin, and his MBA from Tulane University. He is a licensed Professional Engineer in Louisiana, Texas, and Mississippi. James has been involved in a multitude of projects at Eustis Engineering for various governmental agencies as well as private sector clients. He manages geotechnical services associated with commercial, industrial, environmental, and civil works projects. He also has significant experience in the geotechnical designs of flood protection structures and coastal restoration features located along the Gulf Coast.

Robert Mora, PE, PLS, ENV, SP

 

Robert Mora, PE, PLS, ENV, SP is the Vice President of Batture Engineering.  He is a licensed engineer and land surveyor in Louisiana. He is a longtime friend and member of our community known as The Engineering Mastermind, and he was instrumental in helping to plan our event in New Orleans earlier this year.

 

Sources/References:

TCEP 038: Building a Civil Engineering Firm in a Non-Traditional Way
TCEP 036: Engineer to Entrepreneur: Success Strategies to Manage Your Career and Start Your Own Civil Engineering Firm

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Books mentioned in this episode:

 Land Subdivision – A Practical Guide for Central Texas

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The Book on License Agreements in the City of Austin

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Filed Under: Business/Entrepreneurship, TCEP-The Civil Engineering Podcast Tagged With: Deborah Keller, Engineering career opportunities, James Hance, partnership, raise, Robert Mora, Will Schnier

TECC 93: Why Engineers Need Entrepreneurship with Bestselling Author Taylor Pearson

January 5, 2016 By EMI

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In today’s episode, Taylor Pearson, the author of the bestselling book The End of Jobs, talks about entrepreneurship and why the typical 9 to 5 jobs aren’t necessarily “stable” anymore for engineers.

Here are some key points from this episode:

#1 – The social & technological advancements of the past 100 years have brought us the end of jobs. Now the scarce resource in the economy is entrepreneurship which, while a scarce skill, is one that can create more career freedom. [Read more…] about TECC 93: Why Engineers Need Entrepreneurship with Bestselling Author Taylor Pearson

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TCEP 035: The Benefits of Looking at an Infrastructure Project in 3D

July 6, 2016 By EMI

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TCEP 035_ The Benefits of Looking at an Infrastructure Project in 3D

In episode 35 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I interview Sam Lytle of Civil FX about the benefits of looking at civil engineering projects in 3D and how doing so can benefit you as a civil engineer.

In the interview we talked a lot about how a quality 3D rendering of a civil project can be a huge benefit to the designer, the client, and other stakeholders. A 3D rendering can make something complicated and intricate like a civil engineering project look beautiful to non-technical people and the public.

Here are some of the questions I ask Sam:

  • Other than the Nevada Department of Transportation, did you work for any other engineering firms or agencies?
  • What made you believe that starting a visualization company would be successful enough to support you and your family full time?
  • What do most of your clients look like?
  • Other than rendered images and animation videos, what does Civil FX offer?
  • What does a typical workday look like for you?
  • How do you work on new skill sets, like for instance sales?

Here are some quotes from Sam Lytle from this episode:
TCEP35 Quote 1

TCEP 35 Quote 2Here are some key points discussed in this episode:

  • 3D Visualization is the core of my business. In most cases what we do is, we build the project virtually in a 3D representation of the project using actual CAD files. We take those files and we integrate them into existing terrain and we model the surrounding infrastructure, whether it be buildings, mountains, signs, billboards or whatever it might be, to try and make it look like it really would. Once we have that virtual representation of the project, we can do a lot of different things. Our goal is to create the project as accurate as possible and then use that to create visuals in a variety of formats to communicate it.
  • From a business aspect, you are always trying to solve problems, and the problem is that project managers need to explain projects to people that aren’t engineers.
  • We have two workflows that we use depending on what the client’s needs are. One of them is sketchup to Lumion. This is usually used for smaller projects where a client is only interested in the images or videos. The other workflow we use, which is more flexible is the AutoCAD Civil 3D to unity workflow. This is where we build the project in 3D and then we bring it into unity workflow.
  • When you start a new business, you end up doing a lot of small tasks yourself, but there is also endless possibilities to not be doing these small tasks yourself.
  • Getting qualified people to do smaller, unfamiliar tasks for you will take of a lot frustration from you and will also save you a lot of time.

More details in this episode…

About Sam Lytle, P.E…

Sam Lytle grew up in a small town in Nevada called Alamo. When he graduated high school he Sam Lytle
attended UNLV in Las Vegas where he received a degree in civil engineering. After graduation he received a job offer with the Nevada Department of Transportation as a rotating engineer which took him through various divisions within the department and eventually took him and his family to Carson City, NV. After the two year rotating engineer program, Sam accepted a position in roadway design and it was during this time that he discovered his love for 3D visualization. He decided then that he would someday start his own 3D visualization company and it was about 3 years later (and shortly after he received his professional engineering license) that he started Civil FX full time. Sam now lives back in his home town of Alamo with his wife and 3.5 kids and with Civil FX and his small team of artists and engineers, he works with the engineering, construction and infrastructure industries to provide high quality graphics and renders using actual design data.

You can connect with Sam Lytle at his company website, his company twitter account , his LinkedIn account or his personal twitter account.

Sources/References:

TECC 39: The Engineering Career Coach Podcast – How Being an Entrepreneur can Help you in your Engineering Career with Sam Lytle, PE of CivilFX
Civil FX Twitter
Sam Lytle’s Website
Sam Lytle’s LinkedIn
Sam Lytle’s Twitter
Sam Lytle’s YouTube Channel
Sam Lytle’s Podcasts

This episode is brought to you by PPI, the leader of civil engineering FE or PE exam preparations. Use promo code CIVIL for 20% discount at PPI2Pass.com/coach.

Books mentioned in this episode:

The Millionaire Fastlane: Crack the Code to Wealth and Live Rich for a Lifetime.

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Filed Under: Business Development, TCEP-The Civil Engineering Podcast Tagged With: 3D Projects, business development, Engineering, infrastructure, Sam Lytle

TSEC 70: Lessons Learned From Our Top 10 Structural Engineering Episodes

February 3, 2022 By EMI

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In this episode, we review our Top 10 Structural Engineering Episodes since this podcast started and talk about some of the great lessons we learned from those podcast episodes.

Here Are Our Top 10 Structural Engineering Episodes:

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