A Declaration of Independence for Your Career!

July 4th is celebrated in the United States of America as a day of independence, in remembrance of that day in 1776 when the Continental Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence announcing that the thirteen American colonies then at war with Great Britain were now independent states, and thus no longer a part of the [...]

7 Steps for Building Successful LinkedIn Relationships

This is an article I wrote for Phil Richards blog about building relationships through LinkedIn.  I hope this is helpful to you in your career advancement efforts!
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Congrats on Engineering Your Way through College: Now Try Finding A Job!

The engineering curriculum at many colleges is among the most tedious and time consuming of all majors.  While students in other majors can spend a portion of junior year and most of senior year “enjoying” their college lives, engineers are often up late at night in the labs and libraries working on design projects and [...]

Engineers: How Well Rounded Are You?

Based on what I have seen in the engineering industry, it seems that well rounded engineers, advance much more rapidly than others.  This statement is not as obvious as it may sound when first reading it.  Wouldn’t you think that an engineer who is a design superstar that can crank out top notch design after [...]

Engineers Do Great Things, Whether People Realize It or Not

This week I was a guest blogger for civilengineeringcentral.com.  Check out my post “Engineers Do Great Things, Whether People Realize It or Not.”
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Anthony Fasano, P.E., LEED AP, CPESC, CPSWQ, CPC
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Career Development in Upstate New York!

Over the past few weeks I had the pleasure of speaking on career development to the ASCE Chapters in Syracuse, Buffalo and Rochester, New York.  It was a great experience in which I met some very interesting, talented and motivated engineers and engineering students.  The seminar attendees included a combination of student members, younger member [...]

Engineers: Are we Educated Enough on Ethics?

Last weekend (4/23 to 4/25)Farleigh Dickinson University, at their Teaneck, New Jersey campus hosted the ASCE 2010 Metropolitan Regional Conference. The conference consisted of a technical paper presentation Friday night, the AISC/ASCE Steel Bridge Competition Saturday and the Concrete Canoe competition on Sunday. Ten schools competed in the competition.
I had the pleasure of being one [...]

Is an “Open-Door Policy” Really That Open?

Hello all!  This week I wrote an article for civilengineeringcentral.com about leadership certifications and open door policies.  Would love your feedback:
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Anthony Fasano, P.E., LEED AP, CPESC, CPSWQ, CPC
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I Wish I Was a Better…..

Often times in our careers we complain or we wish we were better at something because we feel our inadequacy is holding us back.  For example, you might say I wish I was a better public speaker or I wish I was a better writer.  I have good news for you.  Most of the tools [...]

You Are the Key Ingredient!

Featured Guest Blogger: Phil Richards

Creative Business Strategy
Effective Ideas in a Changing World
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I would like to welcome a first time guest blogger Phil Richards.  Phil is a business strategy consultant with 17 years experience helping small business owners create effective strategy, develop wonderful ideas, have fun and make profits. Phils’ article, although [...]

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