Leadership Skills

October 2023 CEP Preview

. by Karen Simpson

This month, what hiring managers are looking for from chemical engineers, building a stronger work environment through psychological safety, an Annual Meeting preview, and more.

August 2020 CEP Preview

. by Cynthia Mascone

This issue, take a look at reducing area electrical classification through upgraded ventilation, get the information you need for pressure-relief system design, get tips for managing ammonia in wastewater, and much more.    

Roundup: Management

. by Sonja Bradfield

Hoping to step up to a management position? A management position can be very rewarding for a chemical engineer, but be prepared to develop new skills. These articles can get you started. 

January 2020 CEP Preview

. by Cynthia Mascone

Keep your flare system safe, get tips to troubleshoot a thermosiphon reboiler, build skills to transition to a leadership role, and much more.

Leading a Diverse Team

. by Loraine Kasprzak

Team members with different backgrounds can provide new perspectives and ideas that help fuel innovation and create more engaged employees.

Managing Change

. by Teresa Jurgens-Kowal

Change brings a dichotomy of emotions: we are either excited for, or absolutely dread, change. Learn to handle change better and manage positive change as a leader within your organization.

July 2018 CEP Preview

. by Cynthia Mascone

This month: revisiting the O'Connell correlation, commonly overlooked codes and standards for piping, tips for team motivation, and much more.

The World Needs Engineering Judgment

. by Martin Bergstedt

William Banholzer, retired Dow Chemical CTO, gave an insightful and wide-ranging address on the the state of technology changes for the future, and the chemical engineer’s special capability to make sensible and better decisions for the direction of these changes, especially in the field of energy.

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