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Engineering Career and Job Hunting Advice for August 23, 2016
Lots of new job hunting, job improving, and job retention
articles have been published since my last round-up in early July. A dozen or more websites are
typically looked at when collecting useful items to post here. The vast majority of articles are,
IMHO, useless and appear to be written by people whose only job experience is writing employment
advice for people who actually work. I'm guessing they'll someday find a cushy job in a government
bureaucracy office. Fortunately, a few writers present useful information, especially pertaining to
tech-oriented people like us. Some of their offerings are provided here.
- Communications Skills Needed to Advance an Engineering Career, Mitch Maiman
- How to Avoid the Job-Search Black Hole, by Robin Madell
- Quick and Easy Tips for Writing Attention Getting Emails, Lisa Rangel
- Auto Industry Revving up High Tech Jobs in the South, by Kristen Felicetti
- How Einstein and Edison Solved Problems in Their Sleep, by Kate Rodriguez
- Writing a Cover Letter from a Job Description: 4 Foolproof Hack, by Caileen Kehayas
- Job Postings: How to Read Between the Lines and Beat the Odds, by Hannah Morgan
- Should You Take a Full-Time Job Offer from Your Internship?, by Jon Simmons
Posted August 23, 2016
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