List of Contributions

Having studied improv theater in Chicago for a couple of years, I wholeheartedly recommended that every professional, not just engineers, make the effort to take some improv classes for this reason. Yes, it looks great on a resume because it makes you stand out from the crowd - it's rare I get interviewed ...

Isn't producing the least amount of effort to receive maximum compensation simply how labor supply and demand works? Altruisim doesn't pay the increasingly more expensive mortgage, after all. ------------------------------ Vanessa Rollins P.E., M.ASCE Civil Engineer --------------------- ...

I seem to remember that ASCE was working in the past decade towards going the opposite route, requiring 30 credit hours of postbaccalaureate study in order to fulfill the Body of Knowledge requirements, with NPSE in agreement, due to the increasing complexity of the work. ------------------------------ ...

Oftentimes when I was on a construction site, I realized that I was, far and away, receiving the lowest compensation of anyone on site. I met a union painter who was training one day, and he mentioned he had a degree in civil engineering, but he chose to become a painter when he realized that he would ...