Stuff You Don't Learn in Engineering School: Skills for Success in the Real World by Carl Selinger

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by Carl Selinger

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Info:	Wiley-IEEE Press (2004), Paperback
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"Stuff You Don't Learn in Engineering School" gives young engineers an easy-to-read "cribsheet" so they can comfortably face a complex world of dealing with people, processes, and yes, even meetings!

Carl Selinger, an engineer with over 25 years of college teaching experience, has expanded from his popular seminar, providing an inspiring guidebook the young engineer needs for a successful career, and a satisfying life.

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