Some myths about team dynamics

Article Abstract:

Some of the misconceptions about team dynamics include the notion that teams of women are more collaborative than teams of men, men are better as leaders than women and six or seven members constitute an ideal group size. Having more than three teams is not advisable, people do not want teams, team members are of one mind about a project and teams do not entertain criticism are also some of the assumptions about group dynamics. Such assumptions are found to be more of a myth than a reality.

Analysis, Work groups, Teamwork (Workplace), Industrial organization

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Career insurance for today's engineer

Article Abstract:

Engineers are encouraged to develop some form of career insurance to protect themselves against unemployment and change in the job market. They are urged to instill in themselves a positive attitude and belief system that promote a sense of responsibility and self-development. They are also advised to seek out various opportunities related to the profession while establishing a list of achievements to advance their skills and job market value.

Planning, Practice, Career development, Engineers

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