How to Cultivate Flow in the Workplace
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What can we do to cultivate flow in the workplace, to make our work more effective, and eliminate some of our stress load?
New DOE Office to Oversee $20 Billion in Clean Energy Demonstrations
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In December, the U.S. DOE announced the establishment of a new office, which will oversee a wide range of clean energy demonstrations....
Government Fellows: Prof. Beresford Goes to Washington
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Having a ringside seat at the unfolding of significant national events is one of the thrills of serving as a Congressional Fellow....
How Having a “Number One” Mentality May Keep You out of Leadership Roles
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We cannot aspire to leadership positions just by outperforming everyone else and attempting to push our competitors back down....
New IEEE-USA Audiobook Helps Engineers Foster Creativity
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This new audiobook challenges the notion that engineers lack creativity — and shows how one can foster creativity; and in doing so, become a better engineer....
Women in Engineering: Their Stories and Their Paths – Complete Series Now Available
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IEEE-USA’s Women in Engineering e-book series has offered two dozen women in tech the opportunity to tell their stories — highlighting successes and failures, as well as challenges and triumphs....
Gamify Your Goal Setting to Level Up Your Career
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Many of the goals we set at the start of the new year are soon forgotten and abandoned, so here are some tips to help you gamify your goal setting in 2022....
Use Your Voice to Say Something New
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A good message, shared too many times and lacking specifics or further explanation, is a missed opportunity to use your voice to make an impact....
Three Steps for Initiating Workplace Change
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In this article, we look at three steps for initiating workplace change that could help save a business that is dancing on the edge of destruction....
Career Power-Up: New E-Book Offers Practical Activities to Introduce Students to Robotics
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This new IEEE-USA e-book, by veteran educator Harry T. Roman, gives teachers a way to expose their students of almost any age to robotics....
Career Power-Up: Three Tips for Starting a New Job on the Right Foot
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If you are one of the brave souls starting a new job, stepping out into that new terrain, here are some tips to help you lead with your best foot forward....
Career Power-Up: Influencing Your Way to Success
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Strategically using influence right from project kick-off will help you build a solid solution and lasting relationships with stakeholders....
IEEE Women in Engineering Leadership Summit Delivers Successful Virtual Event
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The IEEE Women in Engineering Leadership Virtual Summit examined work/life balance strategies, sustainability challenges, and leadership vision. ...
Ida Henrietta Hyde and the Micro-Electrode
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Hyde's electrode is the earliest known micro-electrode for intracellular work, but she received little recognition in her lifetime for her invention....
Meet Michael Andrews and Zafar Taqvi: 2020 IEEE-USA George F. McClure Citation of Honor Recipients
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The 2020 IEEE-USA George F. McClure Citation of Honor recipients have made exemplary contributions toward securing recognition of professional activities in the United States...
IEEE Region 2’s Susquehanna Section Successfully Launches the Capstone Award
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New Capstone Award aims to increase visibility of local Sections to undergrads and faculty of schools that offer BS degrees in EE, ET and computer science....