What Problems are You Solving and Why?
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Asking “why?” before diving into any problem you face in your workplace can lead to solving more impactful problems and maximizing your professional grow...
The Three Necessary Parts of Successfully Presenting Your Data
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In part two of this series on presenting data, we move on to three keys to successfully pitching the data to your audience....
Impacts of COVID-19 Seen in 17th Survey of Unemployed Members
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IEEE-USA's survey of unemployed U.S. IEEE members reveals that the COVID-19 pandemic did have a significant impact on the engineering field....
Four Steps to Prepare Your Data for Presentation
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Solid data that has been double-checked and effectively prepared is hard to dismiss and is a gateway to getting people to listen....
2021 IEEE-USA Consultants Fee Survey Report – Median Billable Rates Up, Covid Affecting Short- and Long-Term Business
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IEEE-USA's 2021 Consultants Fee Survey focuses on consultants' compensation, as well as on the impact of COVID-19 on practicing consultants....
10 Best Entry-Level Tech Jobs in 2022
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These entry-level tech jobs are in high-demand and come with top-paying salaries, according to recruiting firm Robert Half Technology....
Five Golden Rules for Leadership
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What can the great composer and conductor, Richard Strauss, teach us about leadership? Here are five golden rules to consider....
2021 IEEE-USA Salary Survey: Income and Job Satisfaction are Up, But Disparities Grow
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The 2021 IEEE-USA salary survey shows income gain, highest job satisfaction in 10 Years, but also highlights growing disparities....
Moving Beyond the Buzzwords
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It seems like no matter what your organization or industry, you cannot escape tech buzzwords. So, how can we turn these buzzwords into actionable items?...
New IEEE-USA E-Book Engineering Activities for the Classroom – Volume 3: Engineering Available Free for Members
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Volume 3 of the Engineering Activities for the Classroom series focuses on getting young minds thinking about technology, engineering and invention....
How Can We Address Gender Issues to Create More Inclusive Workplaces?
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What role can we all play in making our workplaces more inclusive in a way that isn’t forced, but rather creates a desirable outcome for all involved?...
IEEE-USA Congressional Fellowship Story: The Year Cybersecurity Made Headlines
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Dr. Eric Saund recaps his IEEE-USA Congressional Fellowship working in the office of Rep. James Langevin on cybersecurity policy and cognitive security....
Driving Engagement is Within Your Control
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Your events will not be as strong as they can be if you do not proactively take steps to drive engagement — because engagement is within your control....
How Your Generation Impacts Your Learning at Work
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By being aware of the generational factors affecting our learning, we're better positioned to navigate our learning pathway....
Congress Looks to Increase Federal Spending on Research and Development
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Congress is still working on annual appropriations bills for the FY 2022 budget, including substantial increases for federal research and development....
How Leaders Can Cultivate Grit in the Workplace
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In our world full of fad diets and halfway completed DIY projects, grit — sustained passion and perseverance — seems to be particularly wanting....
How Autonomous Vehicle Technology Seeks to Onboard Disabled Passengers
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Fully autonomous vehicle developers are seeking to ensure that disabled passengers aren’t left behind, and need IT professionals to take the wheel....
New U.S. Digital Corps Program Seeks Young Tech Professionals for Federal Service
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The new U.S. Digital Corps aims to attract early career tech professionals to consider careers in government service supporting critical national needs....
Pennsylvania Legislators Address Right to Repair
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The Pennsylvania legislature is considering legislation regarding a consumer’s right to maintain and fix technology that they purchase....
IEEE REACH/UNESCO Partnership: A New STEM Education Pathway that is Empowering Girls to Pursue STEM in Africa
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A new IEEE REACH/UNESCO partnership is inspiring students, engaging teachers and garnering significant stakeholder interest....
Why You Should be Pursuing IT Certifications Right Now
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E-learning libraries of certification courses can give you an accessible, more affordable means to pursue knowledge and greater career flexibility....
WISE Program Introduces IEEE Student Members to Public Policy
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Although known to students of technology policy, the WISE program is a well-kept secret for many U.S. IEEE members...
Why Mobile Phones Can Do So Many Things: The Invention of The Fractal Antenna
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Today’s mobile phones and countless other technologies owe their sleek design in part to antennas whose shapes are determined by fractals....
Former WISE Interns Reflect on Program Years Later
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Four former WISE interns reflect on their career journeys and how their participation in the program impacted their lives. 
Supporting the Government, Serving the Nation
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Dr. Eric Burger recaps his time at the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, working on broadband, cybersecurity, 5G and other issues.
Why These IT Professionals are Humble COVID-19 Cybersecurity Superheroes
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These cybersecurity experts are among the IT superheroes working tirelessly behind the scenes to put the kibosh on cyber criminals during COVID-19.
Top 10 U.S. Cities Expanding Tech Teams in 2021
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Technology executives in these 10 major U.S. cities plan to add new positions at a higher rate than the national average.