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SET
YOUR GOALS -
THEN
MAKE THEM HAPPEN
Setting
goals is one of the most important things to do as part of
your career development. A goal represents a change you want
to achieve and the action plan to make it a reality…
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more]
SIDE
BAR - Tips
to Craft a Strategic Career Plan
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THE
ASME AEROSPACE DIVISION: PROVIDING AEROSPACE LEADERSHIP
FOR THE FUTURE
In
1999, readers of ASME's Mechanical Engineering magazine voted
on the ten top engineering achievements of the 20th Century.
According to the membership, two of the top five achievements
were aerospace projects - the Apollo program and the airplane.
The Apollo program opened the frontier of space, became the
catalyst for the development of hundreds of new consumer products,
including moon exploration, and inspired an entire generation
of future scientists and engineers. The airplane dramatically
impacted the economy and transportation system practices.
Throughout these achievements, the ASME Aerospace Division
provided members with resources to make strides in aerospace…
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more]
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FROM
STUDENT
TO ENGINEER
By Burt Dicht
Transitioning
from student to practicing engineer can at times be a difficult
adjustment. If you are a recent graduate about to start a
first job or are already working in an entry-level position,
here are some simple guidelines that can ease the transition
and build the foundation for advancement and a successful
career… [Read
more]
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