The Seven Deadly Sins.(EDITORIAL)
There comes a time in your career when, for one reason or another, your present job just isn't what you envisioned as the perfect position for you to advance in the engineering profession. Your dissatisfaction could stem from a host of circumstances, namely, there is no clear and structured path to rise into upper management, the future of the company is questionable, or your compensation is not in line with your experience and perceived contributions to the company. Whatever the reasons, this may be the time to look for another job. Unfortunately, the process of acquiring another job can be akin to having two or three root canals all at the same time.
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After updating your resume and networking with your engineering colleagues and other business associates, you line up a couple of job interviews. …
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