How These 3 Simple Habits Will Make You a Better Engineering Leader

Better Engineering Leader

Leadership is a skill that can be learned and developed. The development process, like almost anything in life, is an iterative process where we must continue to refine and improve day by day. Here are three iterative activities and intentions you can take to make you a better engineering leader, whether or not you have […]

Quick Tips for Goal Setting to Empower Engineering Leaders

Goal Setting

“It’s not about being the best. It’s about being better than you were yesterday.” ~ Unknown In the fast-paced world of engineering and technology, effective goal setting is crucial for driving success and fostering leadership. It serves as a roadmap, guiding individuals and teams toward their aspirations while promoting accountability and collaboration. By establishing clear […]

Set SMART Maintenance Goals: How to Reach Your Maintenance Goals With a CMMS

Maintenance Goals

Keeping equipment and resources in good shape is a major part of running a business smoothly. Maintenance management is all about making sure everything works as it should, avoiding unnecessary downtime, and getting the most out of your resources. However, setting clear goals for your maintenance team can feel like a challenge, especially if you’re […]

How to Set SMART Goals for 2025 and Achieve More This Year

Set SMART Goals

Here we are, starting a new year. Are you expecting great things for 2025? Lots of people approach each January with hopes for what’s coming. One thing you can count on every January is being tasked with setting SMART goals. This article is chock-full of information to help you sit down and write those goals. […]

Nutrition and Its Relation to Studying

Nutrition

Nutrition plays a crucial role in our overall health, and its impact on cognitive function and academic performance cannot be overstated. As we engage in intense study sessions and long hours of learning, our food choices significantly influence our energy levels, focus, and memory retention. Understanding how nutrition affects the body and brain can lead […]

Pioneering Success in AEC with Paperless Construction Innovations

Paperless Construction

The AEC industry is changing, and traditional paper-based workflows are becoming a thing of the past. From lost documents to outdated versions causing project delays, the inefficiencies of paper are no longer sustainable. In Episode 058 of the AEC Engineering and Technology Podcast, we explore how firms are embracing paperless construction to improve efficiency, enhance […]

Unlock Remarkable Career Results Through Showcasing Your Problem-Solving Skills

Problem-Solving

Engineers thrive as problem-solvers. Whether optimizing a production line, designing a bridge abutment on challenging terrain, or writing elegant code, your expertise lies in identifying challenges, understanding their implications, and crafting solutions. But here’s the key to standing out: It’s not just about performing a function — it’s about showcasing your problem-solving skills. Creating thought-leadership […]

Reliable Career Investment Strategies for a Fantastic Future

Career Investment

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 to Enhance Memory Recall Through Better Sleep

Memory recall

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 […]

Unlocking Leadership Through Communication: Why It’s Time to Rethink Your Approach

leadership through communication

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 […]