How to Make a Wireless/Telecommunications Project Succeed
Telecommunications and wireless companies are locked in an ongoing and epic battle for dominance in the market. That fierce competition forces continual strategy changes, goal shifts, innovations, development of new services, etc., all under continuous and increasing pressure. This means that telecom and wireless projects – both large and small – can experience major swings… Read more »
Write an Engineering Resume That Stands Out
Your resume is one of the most critical documents you’ll create in your lifetime. But trends are always changing and it can be hard to keep up with the newest rules and best practices in resume creation. However, if you want to open the door to interviews, you need to make sure your resume makes… Read more »
How to Hone Your IT Interview Skills
Few job markets today are as competitive as the IT job market. As a candidate, you must make sure when you land an interview, you make the most of the opportunity and stand out from the crowd. Use these tips to hone your IT job interview skills, and make a great impression every time. Practice… Read more »
How to Hire to Solve Data Management Issues
Managing the sheer volume of data your organization generates can be a challenge. Many times, data management is fragmented and plagued by differing priorities among stakeholders, leaving the company with a high degree of disparate and fragmented data that is difficult to work with. If you’re struggling with data management issues, PEAK Technical Consulting can… Read more »
Interested in Making a Biotech Engineer Career Change?
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, careers related to biotech engineering will grow at an annual rate of around 7 percent through 2026. Growth in this industry is currently being driven by the healthcare boom. The aging U.S. population, coupled with advancing technologies and greater need for efficiency in healthcare and medicine, are… Read more »
How to Build a Relationship with Your Recruiter
A professional recruiter can quickly amp up your engineering job search. The right recruiter will have a variety of tools in their toolbox; will come to the table with an extensive professional network; and will have an inside line on “hidden” job opportunities that are not advertised to the public. The best way to ensure… Read more »
Position Yourself as a Cultural Fit
Technical skills are important in IT, but when you’re interviewing for jobs, hiring managers are going to evaluate more than just your experience. They will also be looking at whether you are a cultural match for the organization. Candidates who are culturally aligned will be happier and more productive on the job, and it is… Read more »
Is an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Solution Right for You?
There was a time when accounting, HR, finance, supply chain and other departmental software worked independently, without communicating across systems. In today’s fast-paced climate, this siloed approach can impact your ability to compete in the marketplace. Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) solutions bring disparate processes together to create a collaborative environment with free-flowing exchanges of information.… Read more »
Are You a Proven Defense and Aerospace Professional?
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), defense and aerospace engineering employment is expected to grow at a rate of 6 percent through 2026. Growth in the sector is driven by several factors. First, aircraft are being redesigned to be more fuel efficient and generate less noise pollution. The second factor is a… Read more »
Preparing Your Workforce for New Engineers
Adding new engineers to your team, whether they are full-time or contract-based, can be exciting. It means you’re working on new projects and moving towards your strategic goals. However, adding new engineers to the team can cause unexpected tension and shifts in group dynamics. If you want to create a smoother transition and set up… Read more »