Career Smart

Career Smart June 12, 2020

Learn from one another whenever possible

Engineers, regardless of their skill or experience, can always learn something new and should strive to gain knowledge from all corners to be a better employee and mentor/mentee.

By Sid Pandey
Career Smart April 13, 2020

Why women are creating new paths in the construction industry

Women are paving new roads in and beyond the construction industry, and are helping change leadership and inspiration

By Wendy Montgomery
Career Smart April 6, 2020

Career advice for aspiring engineers

Southland Industries engineers provide insight and career advice on what it means to be an engineer

By Andy Reed
Career Smart March 25, 2020

Why engineers should get involved

Whether it is with a professional organization, within your community or in the workplace, getting involved can open many doors for young professionals

By Daniel Hyla
Career Smart January 10, 2020

How my study abroad experience has helped me in the workforce

When I found out about the opportunity to join around 40 other students on a trip across Europe to study architecture from the other side of the world, I figured I would give it a shot.

By John White
Career Smart December 11, 2019

Three pieces of advice for taking a leadership role in your professional association

Here are the three most important steps to take to position yourself for a leadership role in your association of choice.

By John Boulé
Career Smart December 4, 2019

How can I manage change successfully within my organization?

Are there qualities that a leader needs to have to successfully manage change?

By Lisa Roger
Career Smart October 4, 2019

Improving your client’s experience

We know that a strong client experience is what keeps clients happy. But what we’ve wrestled with is learning what the best client experience looks like, because often it can look different for each client.

By Lacey Martin, Devin Keeler, Elizabeth Scarce