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A Learning Path Template for Architects, Designers & Engineers

Vector Solutions

As the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) market continues to experience robust growth, the competition for architects and engineers is fierce. Over half of engineers and architects quit because they want more opportunities for career advancement.

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Stagnation vs. Innovation

International Coach Academy

Stagnation refers to “a situation in which something stays the same and does not grow or develop” (Cambridge Online,2023). In a coaching context, stagnation is evident when someone has become stuck in a situation or state of mind, unable to move, unable to solve a problem, or see their way through to other solutions or remedies.

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Drive vs. Enable

International Coach Academy

This slows down engineering even more, making the situation worsen. “Driving” involves providing explicit instructions and prescriptive solutions to address immediate problems, resulting in solving short-term issues. However, this approach often fails to tackle underlying, long-term problems effectively.

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Developing Your Adversity Muscle

On The Job

And when you open your eyes, the crisis is still there and you’re no closer to a solution than when you started puffing away and sounding like the little engine that could. A crisis arises and you do what you’ve been told will help: You breathe deeply, close your eyes, focus, and repeat something like “I can do it.”

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Becoming an Internal Coach

International Coach Academy

The main reason is human nature: as a coach, while providing coaching, there’s an expectation of creating a safe space for the coachee, without judgment, acknowledging and empowering the coachee to come up with their own solution, in their own understanding of their environment. via external coaches), as well as internal events (e.g.

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From Misunderstanding to Mastery: Four Dimensions to Transform Your Cross Cultural Leadership

Let's Grow Leaders

Cross cultural leadership to build better teams Cross cultural leadership is a fantastic chance to broaden your impact and develop teams that excel in performance and innovative problem-solving. If culture is “what people like us do,” then story-telling is the engine that drives your team’s culture. Share your own stories.

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Top In-Demand Skills for Engineering Resumes

She Owns Success

The best engineering resumes showcase your professional skills and accomplishments creatively. There are certain skills that an engineering student or a graduate needs to become successful in the field. There are certain skills that an engineering student or a graduate needs to become successful in the field.