Training 201: Reframing Training for a Virtual World
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A virtual training consultant shares her top tips for keeping the virtual classroom interactive and collaborative, while focusing on skill-based objectives.
New IEEE-USA E-Book Offers Engineering Activities for the Classroom
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This new educational series on Engineering Activities for the Classroom is designed to get young minds interested in, and excited about, engineering.
New Free IEEE-USA Audiobook Provides Advice for Project Team Leaders
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The audiobook version of Harry Roman’s e-book, Caring for Your Project Team, is a valuable resource for anyone who may be asked to lead a project team.
Endless Frontier Act: Tech Transfer Disguised as Research Funding
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The Endless Frontier Act, recently reintroduced in Congress, is a research bill.  But if you look more closely, it is clear that it is much more.
How to Avoid Making a New Podcast that Will Quickly Fail
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A podcast is an endeavor that is easy to start, but without the necessary work behind the scenes, it is also easy to fail.
Cybersecurity Worker Demand is Expected To Do This in 2021 — After Suffering Its First Drop Ever in 2020
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With the demand for cybersecurity professionals shrinking for the first time ever in 2020, will demand return to pre-Covid levels in 2021?
Ambiguous Problems? No Need to Fear
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The ability to solve ambiguous problems adds a crucial skill that differentiates you from everyone else with the same training.
IEEE New Initiatives Program is Looking for Bright Ideas
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The IEEE New Initiatives Program supports potential new IEEE initiatives, services or products that will provide significant benefit to members, the public, the technical...
Three New IEEE-USA EVO Virtual Events to Level Up Your Career — for FREE
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IEEE-USA is expanding our flagship EVO conference in 2021 to include three all new, free, online events — EVOnCampus 1.0 and 2.0, and EVOpro.
Why You Need to Reset Your Relationship with Failure
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Projects don't always work out, but if we take steps to reset our relationship with failure, we can position ourselves — and others — for future success.
Three Best Practices to Make Employee Onboarding Work
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Three keys to onboarding employees who are not only competent in their new roles, but also committed to the organization and their customers.
Why Founders Must Adopt a Product Mindset
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When applying for an incubator program or seeking venture capital funding, it can be very helpful for founders to have a product mindset.
Brain Drain: Rebuilding the Federal Scientific Workforce
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A House Science, Space, & Technology’s Subcommittee recently held a hearing on steadily declining STEM employment across federal agencies.