I know, AI has become a household word. I suspect most, if not all, of you engineers have been using it for a while: Creating reports, helping write code, “checking your grammar” (i.e. completely rewriting your emails), making bedtime stories
When I speak to students, I often begin by sharing something personal: I didn’t know what I wanted to do in high school. Like many teens, I felt uncertain about my future and unsure which direction to take. In fact,
I’m not talking about playing cards better. And no, I didn’t misspell BLUF or leave my Caps Lock on accidentally. BLUF stands for Bottom Line Up Front. How many times a day do you wish your emails would get right
Why technical mastery is just the beginning—and what really helps new engineering leaders thrive. Stepping into a leadership role as an engineer is both a milestone and a minefield. The skills that propelled you as a technical expert don’t automatically
Burnout isn’t just fatigue — it’s emotional exhaustion paired with a sense of loss. And leaders are particularly susceptible because they carry the weight of vision, people, and outcomes. But burnout doesn’t have to be a dead end. With the
Leadership in the military is forged under pressure, clarity, and commitment. It teaches discipline, decision-making, and accountability — all vital in civilian leadership roles. While the environments differ, the core principles remain strikingly relevant. Here are four lessons every civilian
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