Has opportunity knocked at your door lately? I think most of us can agree that doors can be rather drab. How many people say, ‘I saw the neatest door the other day!’ I don’t think I have ever heard those…
Selecting good hires from among the multitudes of candidates is a lot of responsibility. There are many steps in the process and none of them should be taken lightly. Here are six things to think about when performing background checks.…
Many of us spend a great deal of time at work. If we’re lucky, we enjoy the environment, the organization, and the team dynamic. If you aren’t so lucky, going to work may not be enjoyable. A bad work environment…
One of life’s greatest accomplishments is achieving your dreams and desires through hard work and dedication. While we hear the stories about the success and praise of world class athletes and superstars, they all have one thing in common—a drive…
Going to a job interview can be as exciting as it is strenuous. You have passed the application process and now have an opportunity to meet your potential future employer face to face. Here's our favorite list of job interview…
A team of researchers at Clemson University will be granted $5.1 million to develop ultra lightweight auto doors in an effort to meet the increasingly high future federal fuel efficiency standards. Utilizing carbon-fiber-reinforced thermoplastic (CFRT) composites to manufacture the new…
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, there were 264,000 job openings in manufacturing in March 2014. Although advances in technology have lead many to question the future job growth in the industry, trends show there is still a…
Just over a century ago, the invention of the Ford Model T made automobiles economically accessible to the average American. Out of that invention, we have seen cars evolve rather quickly. A self-driving car, a concept that was once viewed…
When The Harvard Business Review analyzed the best 100 CEOs in the World in their November 2014 issue, their analysis of the listed executives revealed that 24 of the 100 had engineering degrees. That was the second most common educational…
