How to Implement Inclusive Work Practices for Women in Engineering – Ep 032
In this episode, I talk with M. Elaine Dasti, P.E., vice president and MEP practice leader at T&M Associates, about the importance of creating an inclusive work environment for women in engineering. We discuss how addressing challenges like stereotypes, societal pressures, and lack of support can help retain talent and build a fairer, more equitable […]
Reliable Career Investment Strategies for a Fantastic Future
What can career investment look like, other than additional degrees, certificates, or engineering knowledge? Technical prowess certainly serves as a career investment. But let’s not forget other investments that can set you up as a well-rounded employee, increasing your chances of success! The Bigger Picture While you probably earned a formal education by now, you […]
How Combining Engineering and Architecture Skills Can Create Better Projects – Ep 059
In this episode, I talk with Jamison Morse, P.E., R.A., principal and director of buildings + structures at PVE-LLC at PVE, LLC, about how the dual expertise of engineering and architecture shapes dynamic project management and drives the core elements of successful AEC projects. ***The video version of this episode can be viewed here.*** Engineering Quotes: […]
The Powerful Impact Tech Has on Modern Building Assessments – Ep 061
In this episode, I talk with Stanley Stoll, M.Eng., P.E., DFE, CFEI, CVFI, CEO and principal engineer at Knott Laboratory, about how AI and advanced scanning tools are revolutionizing building assessments, construction defect investigations, and the future of structural engineering. ***The video version of this episode can be viewed here.*** Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some of […]
Why Engineering Yourself First Is the Key to Achieving Success! – Ep 144
In this episode, I talk with Jake Kennington, P.E., SE, senior engineer at Reaveley Engineers and the owner and coach at Human Engineer Coach, about how principles like stability and resilience can transform both your career and life. Discover why “engineering yourself first” is the ultimate blueprint for success! ***The video version of this episode […]
How to Enhance Memory Recall Through Better Sleep
A few years ago, I recognized that I wasn’t sleeping enough and it was affecting my work, so I went on a sleep reading binge and researched as much as I could about the topic. There were two books that I found to be really helpful: “Sleep Smarter: 21 Essential Strategies to Sleep Your Way […]
What Makes Traffic Engineering Unique for Our Future? – Ep 277
In this episode, I talk with Andrew Lee, P.E., T.E., senior consultant at Parametrix, about the captivating field of traffic engineering, its unique distinctions from other civil engineering specialties, and its transformative impact on the future of transportation through innovative designs and advanced technologies. ***The video version of this episode can be viewed here.*** Engineering Quotes: […]
How to Empower Your Leadership Skills Through Volunteering – Ep 337
In this episode, I talk to Yasmina Khelifi, PMP, PMI-ACP, PMI-PBA, and Mayte Mata Sivera, PMP, about how volunteering can transform your leadership skills. Learn how these experiences unlock personal growth, strengthen your network, and open doors to exciting career opportunities. ***The video version of this episode can be viewed here.*** Engineering Quotes: Here Are […]
Why Innovative Technology Is the Future of Public Infrastructure Management – Ep 060
In this episode, I talk with Peter Vanderzee, president and CEO of LifeSpan Technologies, about the hurdles of introducing innovative technology to public infrastructure and the transformative breakthroughs driving the industry’s future. ***The video version of this episode can be viewed here.*** Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some of the Questions I Asked Peter: Can you […]
Unlocking Leadership Through Communication: Why It’s Time to Rethink Your Approach
When I work with leadership teams doing professional development in communication, I often get asked, “Why do I have to change how I communicate?” I think that question really means something like, “I have been successful this far in my career. If it ain’t broke, why fix it?” Regardless of your step on the organization’s […]
