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      While I have never been known for taking the path of least resistance, little did I know that the launch date for my vlog would occur during a pandemic, making it a path with a whole lot of unanticipated resistance. But when #quarantinelife gives […]
      
      Ten Tips to Revamp Your Résumé During COVID-19
      
      Ellie Petro is a consultant with Centric Consulting specializing in Adoption & Organizational Change Management, with a keen interest in the people side of change. She also runs résumé workshops and job hunt coaching services, […]
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      Pictured: Marc Canellas (left) and Bill Nye the Science Guy prior to the 2018 launch of the bipartisan, bicameral Planetary Science Congressional Caucus, which is co-chaired by Rep. Kilmer. It’s been almost two years since my last day as a […]
      
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      New IEEE-USA E-book in Critical Thinking Skills Series Encourages Engineers To Be Open-Minded, Analyze Information Without Judgement
      
      Imagine, for a moment, a world where investors had rejected proposals: For one-stop, online shopping for virtually any product For a completely electric automobile that can travel 200 miles without a charge For the ability to stream films and other […]
      
      A Conversation with the 2021 IEEE-USA President-Elect Candidates
      
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      In my June blog, I discussed the current issues with inclusion and diversity in engineering and the technology professions in general. I also described the need for IEEE members to work on improving diversity and inclusion within our profession. […]
      
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