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Focus: Careers in Nuclear Energy
The nuclear energy industry is in the middle of a crisis: a
substantial percentage of the employees working in the field are poised on the cusp of retirement age. That means the industry is in a hiring phase like we have not seen for decades.
The U.S. nuclear energy industry today employs more than 100,000 people. Only about 10 percent of those employees are engineers, but that still translates to a lot of jobs for electrical, power, mechanical, computer and nuclear engineers. |
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 Cogent Communicator: Presentation Anxiety
In engineering and tech jobs, there seems to be no end of opportunities to
present in front of a group.
So, what do you do if you're one of
the many who are anxious about
public speaking? |
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 Hidden Job Market Secrets: What Can Weather Emergencies Teach Us About Job Hunting?
Even when the timing is uncertain, anticipation and planning improves the ability to effectively cope with emergencies like a natural storm — or a career crisis. |
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 An Overview of Agile Development Methods for Engineers
and Tech Professionals
This article provides an overview of agile development basics, including common terms and processes, elements and stages, and how the agile process identifies and then delivers a work product. |
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 Even IT Managers Need Mentors
Even the best IT managers can benefit from the wisdom of a mentor. If you haven't already done so, regardless of what stage of your management career you're in, perhaps it’s time for you to go out and find a mentor. |
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