Wow the Crowd: Anthony Fasano’s Guide to Public Speaking for Engineers

Even though I have been a professional speaker for three years as of the publication of this guide, I still introduce myself as an engineer. People often joke and say, “You can’t be an engineer, engineers don’t speak well in front of an audience.” This is one of the reasons that I wanted to prepare […]

The Emotionally Brilliant Engineer

This is a guest post by Patrick Sweet, P.Eng., MBA, PMP, CSEP Over at my Engineering and Leadership blog, I tend to talk quite a bit about how business skills can be applied to the daily work of an engineer so thatengineers can be more productive, more purpose-driven, and more satisfied in their roles. Today, […]

Public Speaking Skills for Engineers 101: The More You Speak, the Better You Get

I can’t emphasize enough how important your public speaking skills are as an engineer. Depending on your discipline and specific job description, you very well could have to deliver multiple presentations per week throughout your engineering career. The quality of your presentations will undoubtedly have a huge impact on your engineering career development, specifically on […]

The Importance of Computer Technology in Your Engineering Career

This is a guest blog by Nancy Evans One might think that computers and engineering are distinct technological pursuits, as people often equate engineering with large macroscopic projects while computers are seen as producing effects that are contained on microscopic chips. However, since the 90s we have increasingly seen a merger of the two fields, […]

Compass, Gear, and Pencil: Learn to Write…and Communicate

If you are trying to decide among a number of skills which one you wish to improve, improve your writing.  For certain having good skills in speaking, managing a program, or negotiating a budget are important.  But being able to write and communicate good will win-out every time. That’s because good writing is about more […]