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Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc.
United States of America
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The
Balanced Engineer: Essential Ideas for Career Development
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The Balanced Engineer is a
hardbound collection of papers delivered at IEEE-USA's 1999 Professional Awareness
Conference around the theme "Essential Ideas for Career Development." In this
one volume (215 pages), you can find useful advice and information on leadership
development, teamwork, negotiating, networking, and other professional skills.
The Balanced Engineer includes
such topics as:
- How to Conduct Effective Performance Appraisals:
Competency-Based Performance Management
- Grass-Roots Efforts that Can Affect Public Policy
- Employer's Engineering Education Needs for the New
Millenium
- Developing and Maintaining a Competitive Career
- Effective Communication Skills for Engineers
- Transitioning from Technical Professional to
Manager
- Successfully Speaking: Winning Government Orals by
Giving Memorable Speeches
- Coaching for Contribution: The Leadership Behaviors
that Make a Difference
- Mixed-Sex Team Communications: Avoiding Negative
Conflict
- Dealing with Office Politics
- Basics of Intellectual Property: Patents,
Copyrights, and Trademarks
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- Communicating with Your Customers
- Life Work: Reducing Stress and Planning Your Career
Toward Personal Values
- Innovate for Today
- Yes, "Tekkies" Can Talk--And Sometimes
Even Sell
- People Skills in a Competitive Environment
- The Young Professional as Manager: Managing Older
Subordinates
- Trends in Employee Benefits
- Is Tax Relief Real?
- Networking: Multi-Level Marketing Yourself
- Benchmarking Engineering Skills Against a Rapidly
Changing Future
- Career Management as Personal Marketing and
Business Development
- Lessons in Career Management from Silicon Valley
- Effects of Humor on Social Influence Strategies in
a Workplace Scenario
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| Order Number: UH2980 |
Member Price: $24.95 |
List Price: $40.00 |
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