3 Tips For Finding The Right Mentor As An Engineer

Engineering Management Institute three Tips for Finding the Right Mentor as an Engineer December 4, 2017 By EMI 3 Tips for Finding the Right Mentor as an Engineer Q: How can I find the best mentor as an engineer? Welcome to episode #36 of Engineering Career TV. The theme for right now’s episode is: three Tips for finding the best mentor as an engineer. I spend nearly all the Engineering Career TV episodes answering questions that have been submitted by engineers around the globe. The questions are usually centered on skilled improvement for engineering professionals, especially related to practicing engineers. You can submit questions for the show by clicking right here . Let’s bounce into right now’s topic: three tips for finding the best mentor as an engineer.This subject relies on a query from Ron, who asks the following: Q: I’m an electrical engineer with each my BS and MS degrees in engineering. I’m roughly five years into my professional career and it’s been extremely difficult for me to find nice engineering mentors to help me develop and take my profession to the following degree. I’ve decided to start studying to get my PE license and having that profession teaching and steering from somebody skilled inside my specific field is what’s absent in my professional journey. What are some good suggestions for serving to me connect with consultants in my trade for a possible mentor/mentee relationship? A: The full answer could be seen in the Engineering Career TV video above, but listed here are a couple of of the main points: Resources talked about in right now’s Engineering Career TV: Ask a QuestionThe Engineering MastermindThe Engineering Management Accelerator I hope you found this episode of Engineering Career TV helpful. Finally, to observe some of our different episodes, and get alerted to new ones, please subscribe to our show: YouTube (click here ) and/or iTunes (click here ). What questions do you've about finding the proper mentor as an engineer? To your success, Anthony Fasano, PE, LEED AP Engineering Management Institute