July 2009 – Getting and Giving Recognition at Work The job isn't done until everyone gets the credit they deserve. » Read more
	May 2009 – High-Tech Unemployment is Up, But Not Way Up Unemployment in the U.S. is rising as the current recession cuts deeper than past downturns. » Read more
	March 2009 – Foreign Affairs Working abroad can make you a better engineer everywhere. » Read more
	March 2009 – Saying "No" You can't do it all, so think about when--and how--to not say yes. » Read more

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September 2009 - Top 10 Cities for Entry-Level EEs - Research finds the top 10 metro areas for electrical engineers to begin their careers. Read more

July 2009 - Tech Geek? The Government Wants You - The government is seeking young Americans to take part in the U.S. Cyber Challenge program. Read more

April 2009 - Energy Talent Scheme - Finnish engineering and consultancy firm, Pöyry, has teamed up with five universities and a college in Scotland to offer 35 scholarships in the energy industry. Read more

February 2009 - Worldly Goods - With the number of job opportunities in recession-hit Britain decreasing, engineers are increasingly looking further afield for employment. Read more

February 2009 - Power Moves - Increased interest in Combined Heat and Power has had the effect of creating new engineering positions in the sector across a number of disciplines… Read more

January 2009 - Wave of Optimism - Scotland is faring relatively well compared with many areas of the UK despite the global economic downturn, with some areas even suffering from that increasingly rare syndrome — the labour shortage… Read more

January 2009 - Survival Training - Skills development can pay dividends even in tough times, with universities an often overlooked resource… Read more

January 2009 - The Doom Defiers - Despite the dire economic outlook not all companies are pulling down the shutters on new employees and, as Julia Pierce discovers, some are still expanding… Read more