[SI-LIST] Engineering Influence

Hi All,

I just posted my latest podcast on engineering influence, comparing 
consultants and internal engineers and their relationship. The four 
minute audio program is a bit humorous, but if you are a design 
engineer working for a company, you need to hear this.

In the program I give ways from my experience on how an internal 
engineer in a company can have more technical influence on designs, as 
much as an external consultant.

As always, the audio programs are free and unrestricted (except that 
they are not altered). They may be copied, posted, sent - pretty 
anything you want to do with them as along as the mp3 files remain 
unchanged.

The program can be accessed by clicking the microphone on my website, 
http://emcesd.com (most reliable way), or going to (for now):

http://emcesd-p.com/podcast

Doug

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