In this episode, we talk with Karine Leblanc, vice president of Sales at iAIRE, LLC, and a renowned speaker, trainer, coach, and author, about the critical role of emotional intelligence (EQ) in engineering and why it matters. Karine provides practical strategies and tips for engineers to help enhance their EQ. ***The video version of this […] The post WIE 016: How to Boost Emotional Intelligence for Engineers in the Workplace appeared first on Engineering Management Institute ..read more

In this episode, we talk to Margie Oleson, Ed.D., change consultant at Oleson Consulting LLC and OCM Lead at Lockheed Martin, about unique challenges faced by CEOs and C-suite executives. She also shares some great advice for navigating turbulent times in companies, building effective engineering leadership teams, fostering cohesion, and ensuring long-term improvements. ***The video […] The post TECC 327: Engineering Leadership: Empowering Strategies for Success and Growth appeared first on Engineering Management Institute ..read more

This is a guest post by Megan Todaro, EIT Communication is Key There is no such thing as over-communicating or being too organized. Communication not only keeps your team updated on your progress, but it also demonstrates your thought process and the speed at which you can effectively do your job. I’m sure this can […] The post Soundtrack to Success: A Playlist for Women in Engineering appeared first on Engineering Management Institute ..read more

In this episode, I talk with Amanda Retta, P.E., Civil Engineer IV at Tetra Tech, about the crucial role of effective communication in successful civil engineering projects, and how you can communicate effectively with all project stakeholders, both internal and external. ***The video version of this episode can be viewed here.*** Engineering Quotes: Here Are […] The post TEPM 042: The Role of Communication in Successful Civil Engineering Projects appeared first on Engineering Management Institute ..read more

In this episode, we talk with Ishwarya Srikanth, Ph.D., P.E., A.M.ASCE, structural engineer at EXP, about innovative advancements in bridge monitoring systems, the integration of machine learning in asset management, and the unique challenges faced in offshore structural engineering. ***The video version of this episode can be viewed here.*** Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some of the […] The post TSEC 127: How Technology Is Revolutionizing Bridge Monitoring Systems appeared first on Engineering Management Institute ..read more

In this episode, I talk with Steven M. Rienks, P.E., PMP, director of engineering at American Surveying & Engineering, about the intricate world of the ASCE Code of Ethics, exploring its historical roots, pivotal importance, and its significant influence on the realm of civil engineering. ***The video version of this episode can be viewed here.*** […] The post TCEP 260: Implementing the ASCE Code of Ethics in Professional Practices appeared first on Engineering Management Institute ..read more

In this episode, I talk with Drew Rotschafer, AICP, GISP, and Hart Gilchrist, both from the field of geographic information systems (GIS) and planning, about the evolution of GIS technology, the changing landscape of the GIS technology user base, and the critical role of mobile GIS applications in enhancing project delivery and client satisfaction. ***The […] The post AECT 041: Exploring the Evolution of GIS Technology and Its Impact appeared first on Engineering Management Institute ..read more

This is a guest blog by Gina Covarrubias Whether fresh out of school or experienced engineer, it’s never too soon to forge a trailblazer career journey. Avoid the active bystander status and start pioneering your own trail today! Embrace Ownership Over Your Role, Including Successes and Failures One way you can become your own career […] The post Ready to Become an Engineering Pioneer? Try These Starter Tips appeared first on Engineering Management Institute ..read more

In this episode, I talk about how inclusive urban design makes cities more accessible. It’s about solving problems like sidewalk design and trees with universal principles. We need to engage communities and navigate laws to push for better standards. Ultimately, it’s about doing what’s right and creating spaces where everyone feels welcome. ***The video version […] The post TGEP 099: Best Practices for Inclusive Urban Design in Geotechnical Engineering appeared first on Engineering Management Institute ..read more

This is a guest post by Matthew Douglas It’s a fast-paced world, a world where time is of the essence and attention spans are shortening, and thus traditional methods of learning are being challenged by more efficient and effective alternatives. In the AEC industry, this is no different! If you take a second to read […] The post The Smaller the Better: 5 Ways You Can Use Micro-Learning to Improve Your Learning Efforts appeared first on Engineering Management Institute ..read more