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Boeing’s Licensure-Exemption Culture
Octave Chanute: Engineer and Aviation Pioneer
Boeing’s Licensure-Exemption Culture
Osborne Reynolds: Inquisitive Experimenter
Arthur E. Morgan: Renaissance Engineer
William R. Ratliff: Engineer and Politician
John Glenn: Life Phases and Goals
Mae Jemison: Studying Engineering Launched Her Careers
Herbert Hoover: Engineer, President, and Humanitarian
Margaret Hutchinson Rousseau, PhD: Finding a Better Way and Saving Lives
David B. Steinman: PE, NSPE Founder, Master Bridge Builder, and Writer
Nix Your Negativity Bias
Remember When You Almost…
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Timely Advice for Engineering?
Integrate Ethics into Interviews with Prospective Employees
Trim Our Hedges?
Power of Questions: Why the Reluctance to Ask Them?
Brain Stewardship: Caring for Our Brain
Brain Stewardship: Our Brief Earthly Opportunity
Design Fixation: Fix It and Innovate More
From Bird Beak to Fast Train: Biomimicry
Build Heads of STEAM
Engineers as Composers
Our Conscious and Subconscious Minds: A Powerful Duo
Why Do We Resist Change?
You Can Teach an Old Dog New Tricks
Force or Finesse
Prop Up Your Presentations
The Paradox of Effecting Change
Mind Your Mind
Power of Goals
Neuroscience 101: Might Your Teaching and Their Learning Benefit?
Proposed Revisions to ABET General Criteria 3 and 5: A Practitioner’s Perspective
Working Smarter: More Effective, Efficient, and Innovative
20 Methods to Stimulate Creative/Innovative Thinking
Takes a Family
A Way to Look at the Organization in Which You Want to Effect Change
Using the Power of Habits to Work Smarter
Why the Push-Back on Creativity and Innovation?
Create, Use, and Continuously Improve Written Guidance
Resistance to Change
20 Questions for Change Leaders
Ethics Advice from a Utility Manager
Write to Find Out What We Are Thinking and to Learn
Marketing: Back to Basics
Body Language
Show-and-Tell Interviewing
Tune-Up Your Five Communication Channels
A Whole-Brain Approach to Increased Individual and Organizational Effectiveness for Engineers
Broken Window Theory
University Adoptions of Engineering Your Future
The Chimney Sweep and the Sewer Cleaner
Working and Living Smarter Presentations/Workshops and Publications
Taking Multi-tasking To Task
Licensure: A Step Toward Career Security
The BOK and Leadership Lessons Learned
A Half Brain is Good: A Whole Brain Much Better
I Don't Care How Much You Know Until I Know How Much You Care
Do You Make Mistakes? Great!
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Avoiding But-Phobia: Get in on the Other Side of But
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Price Based Selection: Three Costs to the Consultant
Is Your Organization Healthy?
Thoughts for the Not Yet Employed or the Recently Unemployed Engineer
7 Steps to Getting a Solid ROI from Your Internal Education and Training Events
The Leader Within You: Let It Come Out!
Boats Offer Lessons For Us and Our Organizations
Art for Engineers: Encouraging More Right Mode Thinking
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