Tracking the fitness of buildings
Without measurement and verification, even the most efficient product or system won’t do the trick.
Engineering—a vocation and a vision
Engineers and building professionals often see themselves as fulfilling a vocation. But there are not enough junior-level people to fill in the gaps.
What millennials expect in the workforce
Organizations need to adapt and understand what millennials want in a work environment.
40 Under 40 winners shine
The 2018 40 Under 40 winners are full of knowledge, innovation, and exceptional dedication to buildings and engineering.
A torturous, terrific tracking exercise
By tracking each little thing we did throughout the workday, we learned what was important—and how to shed the less important or time-wasting things.
Six trends in engineering hiring for 2018 and beyond
In 2018, engineering companies are shifting their tactics when it comes to hiring, and some of these trends may be surprising—even to those in the industry.
Choosing Engineering: Creating That Which has Never Been
Choosing Engineering as a career path means working to create new perspectives and opportunities.
Engineering Week: Changing the Conversation Around Engineering
Engineering is no longer exclusively for people who love science and math. Engineering can be a fulfilling career for creative types as well.
Code of ethics
Learning about products and manufacturers is important, but how far should the relationship go?
2018 workplace trends: Refocusing on the strengths of a company
Focusing on human interaction, fulfilling employee needs, and meeting the demand for artificial intelligence top the workplace trends of 2018.