Не просто теория: незаменимый справочник по решению реальных задач, управлению проектами и построению карьеры в инженерии.
Providing engineers with the tools and skills to survive and become successful in the work place
Gives experience-based, highly realistic guidance to a cross-section of young and even established engineers
Delivers practical guidance and acts as a handy resource so that lessons do not have to be learned the hard way with numerous errors, and costly problems
Includes real world examples and case studies from a 45 year veteran in the engineering field
Providing engineers with the tools and skills to survive and become successful in the work place
The engineering field, both the corporate and government sectors, can be a tough place to try to navigate if you don't know the rules, risks, politics, or have a plan. Engineering is more complex than most fields since the products and processes that engineers work on have to function correctly so that people and the environment are not damaged and customers are satisfied with the product produced all under significant financial restraints. Based on the authors 45 year career of personal experiences Survival Techniques for the Practicing Engineer fills this gap by providing engineers with both the tools to survive in work place and skills to become successful.
The book delves into the techniques young engineers can learn to find their way in the workplace. More importantly it discusses lessons learned through-out a career. These lessons should be most useful for the practicing engineer to know and to help them be successful. Survival Techniques for the Practicing Engineer features:
Experience-based, highly realistic guidance to a cross-section of young and even established engineers
Practical guidance and acts as a handy resource so that lessons do not have to be learned the hard way with numerous errors, and costly problems
Real world examples and case studies
What is a successful engineer can mean different things to different people. Being highly respected and confident, performing useful work, building things, being able to touch things you have built or repaired, solving problems, becoming a manager, enjoying a high salary, always being employed are definitions of success some use as well as working with passion. Readers of this book will now have this information early to help them through their career.
Anthony Sofronas, DEng, PE, has spent the past forty years troubleshooting field failures, designing machinery, and fixing equipment for ExxonMobil, Bendix, and General Electric. He is currently a consultant and presents seminars worldwide through his company Engineered Products. He has published forty-one technical papers and articles, along with a bimonthly column for Hydrocarbon Processing magazine on engineering case histories.