Succeed in Business in the Far East
Lionel F. Laroche, Susan Morey
Understand what is expected of you when traveling to this burgeioning part of the world.
Management and Supervisory
Identifying, Justifying and Prioritizing Technical Projects
Jeffrey Worstell, John H. Worstell, Jonathan H. Worstell
Improve control for selecting projects for investment and for risk management by following these procedures.
Develop an Effective Crisis Management Strategy
Steve Wilson
A thorough crisis-management plan will enable your organization to respond to a crisis promptly and appropriately. Here's how to develop an effective plan.
Understanding Management Styles
Peter E. Friedes
Are you naturally a “relater” or a “requirer”? Understanding how you relate and require will help you make the changes you need to be a more effective manager.
2009 AIChE Salary Survey
Chemical engineering salaries are up 7% from two years ago, to a median of $110,950. Furthermore, average starting salaries have risen to over $65,000.
Overcome Organizational Snags to Technology Transfer
Jonathan H. Worstell
Commercializing a new technology often means reaching accord between clashing groups. Here’s a road map to navigate these hurdles.
Accurately Estimate Production Costs
In a multiproduct chemical complex, determining production costs is no simple matter. Here's a logical method that can help.
Conduct Successful Team Meetings
Barry M. Weinstein
Prepare effective agendas, minutes, status updates, and corrective action reports to make your meetings, as well as your projects, run more smoothly.
Sparking Creativity
James D. Weith
Try some of these strategies to light your creative fires and to fan their flames.
Prepare an Effective Intellecutal Property Business Plan
Steven R. Hansen
The intellectual property component of a business plan is instrumental in protecting and promoting engineering innovations. Here’s how chemical engineers can provide valuable input into the preparation of an IP business plan.
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