What We Can All Learn From Walter White and the Prancercise Lady
We know what you’re thinking. It doesn't seem possible for a chemistry teacher turned criminal...
Women in Engineering: How to Break into Avionics | Part 2
In Part 1 of Women in Engineering, we introduced you to Amy, an avionics integrations engineer at...
The Show Must Go On: A New Dawn for the Entertainment Industry
Perhaps no American industry has experienced as much upheaval in the past 10 years as...
4 Shocking Truths About Media and Entertainment Jobs
The entertainment industry has been sliced and diced in the news media, romanticized in countless...
Moving Engineering (and Really All) Recruiting Strategies Into The Future
If you have been following this month's blog posts, you might have noticed a reoccurring theme....
Women in Engineering: How to Break into Avionics | Part 1
Diversity in technology and engineering companies has become a sticking point for many critics of...
10 Questions to Spot an Engineer
From the iPhone and Apple to everyone’s favorite computer search engine (rhymes with Doodle) to the
How to Not Let Engineering Recruiting Efforts Boil Over
In a recent article published by Fortune, "The US is producing 43 engineers per 100,000...
Stopping the Engineering Staffing Leak
I just read an article about Jackman, Maine, a town with a population of around 800 people. The...
Workforce Solutions: The Race Against Retirement
The oil and gas industry is booming. Domestic oil production is experiencing such rapid growth some...
Engineering A comeback: Engineering a solution to the Skills Gap
American industry and its attendant need for engineers could be mounting a major comeback due to a...
BUILDING A BETTER PLANE: HOW ENGINEERS ARE UNLOCKING THE FUTURE OF FLIGHT
Just over a decade after Orville and Wilbur Wright’s inaugural flight, the first commercial airline...