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      Free Audio Book Offers Members Additional Techniques to Reward Employees in Tight Salary Times
      
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      Pictured: Bill Eddy's drawing of the sea-going "electroniker" courtesy of the U.S. Navy. World War II was still in progress when, in my senior year of high school, I visited the local Navy recruiter. He asked about my interests, and when I mentioned […]
      
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      IEEE is celebrating the contributions of its members to human space travel. As part of this effort, the IEEE History Center has been collecting first-hand histories by IEEE members who worked on the Gemini, Apollo, and other space projects. […]
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