More engineers with substantial professional experience are becoming consultants. The 2018 IEEE-USA Consultants Fee Survey reported that the average age of consultants has risen to 61—up from 55 in 2017, and years of experience increasing to 28–up from 22. bit.ly/2wdw1es
2018 Consultants Fee Survey: Average Age, Amount of Experience Both Rise
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Read IEEE Fellow Donald Christiansen's salute to Navy Captain William Eddy, the electronic genius who devised the "Eddy" test determining aptitude for the Naval radio technician programs during World War II. bit.ly/2YecnPe
A Salute to Captain William Eddy
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More engineers with substantial professional experience are becoming consultants. The 2018 IEEE-USA Consultants Fee Survey reported that the average age of consultants has risen to 61—up from 55 in 2017, and years of experience increasing to 28–up from 22. https://t.co/FKkPFORp7c
Read IEEE Fellow Donald Christiansen's salute to Navy Captain William Eddy, the electronic genius who devised the "Eddy" test determining aptitude for the Naval radio technician programs during World War II. https://t.co/cfpWVfDql5
“What motivates a company to hire and keep you isn’t what you know, but rather, what you can do with what you know – and how fast you can do it.”
So says veteran engineering educator Harry T. Roman in his new e-book Process Skills: The Keys to Success. https://t.co/9C7zDWfGqW