List of Contributions

Hey Justin, If I were in your shoes, just starting out with no professional experience, I would choose Option 2. Don't get me wrong, Option 1 is more enjoyable but learning and growth happens faster in the conventional office setting than from the comfort of your home. Here's my advice on moving ...

Hey Matthew, Ajera was, by far, my favorite when it came to running a timekeeping/billing software for a medium or large company. Since I'm a solo practitioner and I'm only accountable to myself, I use a powerful timekeeping software called Clockify which costs less than Ajera and is more user-friendly ...

Hey Matthew, Purchase a "Field's wheel" at the website below. It's a circular slide rule for gravity flow in pipes. I think there's a similar one for pressurized flow in pipes but I forgot the name of it. https://sites.google.com/site/feildwheel/ Cheers, Dave Ureña, P.E. Banneker, ...

I've been practicing land development engineering for 10 years now and I've seen a healthy mix of urban infill and urban sprawl projects. Since I started my own business in January, the ratio has been roughly 50/50. I have found that greenfield development lends itself to more creative license since ...

Hi Gail, I've seen engineers with advanced degrees valued more in the public regulatory field than in the private consulting field. Very rarely do I see a PhD in private consulting. If I do, the company they're with usually doesn't value their advanced degree enough. In fact, I've found that administration ...