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Ms. Angela Hintz, P.E., M.ASCE


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Posted By Angela Hintz 09-12-2023 11:06 AM
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Leadership makes all the difference in the world on the successful execution of teamwork. My best experience was a manager who took on some calculations himself (i.e., he was pitching in where needed and calculations weren't "beneath him") to help the team get the work done when the rest of the team ...
Posted By Angela Hintz 04-17-2023 11:59 AM
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Good that you can make your space at work your own (or your group's own). I know the trend in many firms is to go towards activity-based workspaces (ABW) which typically involves "hot desking" where one does not have one's own space on a permanent basis. I wonder if anyone here who has worked in ABW ...
Posted By Angela Hintz 02-27-2023 10:54 AM
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I recently went to a 4-day work week of my own volition. I spent over 20 years at a company where I regularly worked in excess of 40 hours per week, working Monday through Friday and a lot of weekends. I eventually burnt out and moved to another company where my regular schedule is Monday through Thursday, ...
Posted By Angela Hintz 02-20-2023 01:46 PM
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Just downloaded your dissertation, looking forward to reading it! ------------------------------ Angela Hintz P.E., M.ASCE Senior Project Engineer Buffalo NY ------------------------------
Posted By Angela Hintz 03-21-2022 10:46 AM
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I wholeheartedly agree with you, I hate business buzzwords, and have more than one coworker who throws them around quite readily. Often times, corporate communications often use them and use 200 words to say something that could be eloquently expressed in less than 50 words. I tend to think of myself ...