Marketing for Engineers! If that sounds a little bit unorthodox and unconventional, then you might want to continue reading this post and see why I strongly believe that practicing engineers as well as engineering students “MUST” develop their skills in marketing. The Problem of Engineering… Read More »Marketing for Engineers
Social Media has changed the landscape of marketing. Younger generations are effectively using snapchat, Instagram, and tiktok to promote their skills, and art, right from the comfort of their bedroom. New York Post took a look at how teens are getting rich using tiktok. Meanwhile,… Read More »LinkedIn for Engineers
I started my life as an immigrant in Montreal, Canada about 13 years ago. Back then, my objective was to pursue my academic career at McGill University, and possibly become a university professor. For me, the trip came at a very critical time; my mom… Read More »Immigration and Entrepreneurship
Today, I would like to talk about one of the most interesting and useful books that I read last year. “Negotiating the Nonnegotiable” by Daniel Shapiro which was an excellent read and helped me rethink some of my own beliefs and habits in talking/negotiating/dealing with… Read More »Negotiating the Nonnegotiable
As far as I can remember, I have always had this “nail biting” habit. My mom tried her best to stop me, she failed. My wife has done her best too; I have managed to fail her too! I started reading this book about habit,… Read More »The Power of Habit – Book Review
Introduction Books have always had a special place in my family’s life. As a kid, I was always encouraged (by my parents) to invest some of my savings in buying and reading new books. This became more significant when I met my wife. Azadeh have… Read More »Sapiens – A Quick Review