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Engineering students are held back only by the questions they don’t ask.
Getting involved in professional groups can help civil engineers get ahead.
Engineers must strike a balance between technical excellence and fun.
The problem is, because you’re probably interacting with people face-to-face less than ever, you may be off your game when it comes to networking.
Civil engineers must promote a safety culture in colleges and industry.
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Kenneth Rosenfield’s advice includes answering tough, anger-filled questions.
Avoid these common speaking errors and enhance your public speaking prowess.
Good people skills can be as essential as technical expertise.
Bianca Casem, P.E., M.ASCE, finds her place in engineering.
Bottlenecks in the talent pipeline mean it’s more important than ever for firms to maximize their new hires, particularly those entry-level engineers, so that they can contribute from day one.