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      Harry T. Roman wants to share some advice for achieving a successful engineering career. He believes that the so-called “soft” skill of public speaking is far more important in developing a long, fruitful career than technical expertise, […]
      
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      A/IS and Policy: The Policy Committee of the IEEE Global Initiative on Ethics of Autonomous and Intelligent Systems
      
      Autonomous and Intelligent Systems (A/IS) have the potential to affect societies’ foundations—governance, law, finance, education, healthcare, public safety, employment, and other facets. Because A/IS applications are emerging at a […]
      
      Occupational Licensure Facing Increased Scrutiny from Federal Government and Courts
      
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      New IEEE-USA E-book Shows How Public Speaking Enhances Career Success
      
      Harry T. Roman wants to share some advice for achieving a successful engineering career. He believes that the so-called “soft” skill of public speaking is far more important in developing a long, fruitful career than technical expertise, […]
      
      2018 IEEE-USA Salary Survey: Good, If You’re a ‘Typical’ Engineer
      
      “I didn’t come here to be average,” basketball great Michael Jordan once said. That’s all right, Michael. While “average” or “typical” is not something we’d ever call you, respondents in […]
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      Like other engineering societies, IEEE has a History Committee, but how did it come to have a History Center, staffed by professional historians? James E. “Jim” Brittain, a soft-spoken electrical engineering professor at Georgia […]
      
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      Harry T. Roman wants to share some advice for achieving a successful engineering career. He believes that the so-called “soft” skill of public speaking is far more important in developing a long, fruitful career than technical expertise, […]
      
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