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So You Want to be a Consultant?

[Watch Webex Recording] Presenter: Daryl Gerke, P.E. Overview Curious about consulting? How to get started? Joins us as a veteran consulting engineer shares the secrets of starting, building, and maintaining a [...]

All You Ever Wanted to Know about the New IEEE-USA Consultant Finder

With this webinar, IEEE-USA wants to provide current subscribers and everyone else who is considering entering the gig economy a brief overview of this service. This webinar will provide a brief overview on how to login, create or access your consultant profile and review all the new features provided with this service.

Is Your Focus Your Magic?

This presentation, with the help of real-life success stories, discusses the key components for defining and refining your focus, the impact of focus on all aspects of your business, and the importance of communicating focus to clients/customers and employees.

Design for Safety

This webinar discusses how we need to understand the right knowledge to predict accidents during the process of writing engineering specifications, and to design them out with creative, robust, and high return on investment methods.

Who Moved The Cheese?…My Cheese Workbook

This joint webinar with IEEE-USA and IEEE R5 Houston Section: Who Moved The Cheese?...My Cheese Workbook is designed to help you understand and adapt to change by learning from the key messages in the book Who Moved My Cheese?

Beyond the Safety Aspects of Your Return-to Work Plan

This webinar will take you beyond the safety aspect of Covid-19, and ask you to consider additional best practices for getting your employees back in the office and your organization back on track -– so your employees can thrive and so can your business.

Webinar: The Silent Killers of IT Projects and How to Address Them

The purpose of this presentation is threefold: (i) To unpack how two-thirds of enterprise IT projects fail; (ii) To explain the mental processes that are responsible for those failures; and (iii) To offer a simple solution—a checklist—that can be used by anyone to prevent such a communication problem from destroying their IT project.

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