Every evening, it's the same. You are determined to leave on time. Yet again, you find yourself finishing one more thing, answering one more email, or talking to one more co-worker. Or perhaps you spend a few hours every weekend immersed in the... (Read More)

The engineering profession is constantly changing and evolving, making it important to keep up with current industry trends. Although you may have received your engineering degree, you don't stop learning after college ends. Follow these tips to... (Read More)

In a world dominated by social media, having an online presence is important for any professional who wants to market his or her services — or self. Here are a few tips: Create your own online brand. Customize your social media accounts. Tweak... (Read More)

Let's face it, engineering is a competitive industry full of young, talented individuals. If you are an engineer or part of ACEC Utah, here are some tips to get a leg up on the competition: Be the first to jump on site experience | Take... (Read More)

At ACEC Utah, we concentrate our trainings on marketing and general business practices. We find value in our members being well educated in these areas. But what holds a strong business together? Creativity. If you don't find a way to stand out... (Read More)

Developing a great work ethic is important in any industry, but is especially important in engineering, where professionals often have a lot of autonomy and thus might face a temptation to ignore the fine points of building a strong work ethic. Here... (Read More)

Hello! Leadership is essential in any aspect of your career, especially when it come to engineering. Effective leaders are successful working both with clients and with their colleagues. For this month's blog, we've compiled several tips to... (Read More)

Leadership is one of those skills that makes a person extra valuable in the workplace, but that many people, including engineers whose strengths lie on the technical side, do not know how to cultivate. Here are a few tips to become a better... (Read More)

It's a shocking statistic: The construction industry accounted for more than a fifth of all worker fatalities in private industry in 2015. Construction can be a dangerous industry, and anyone involved, whether as an engineering consultant or a... (Read More)