Are there any questions that anybody has about progress progressing in their career? Comp review Résumé help Better areas of the country How to negotiate How to find out if your doing enough getting enough? Nothing is off the table We want to be a resource for everybody that don’t want to give you a bunch of info you aren’t interested in.

Hey everyone, Today we had some great questions from @Sherif Aboubakr about how to make a decision on direction and comp. Brought out some great talking points. What is your focus? Do you have a solid plan for the future? What do YOU want from your career?

Hey guys Any questions we want to ask for the next coffee hour? You will get some advice on next steps @Rodolfo Martinez did you want to hop on a call before and clarify your questions?

Big takeaways from today’s call with Zane: • Early in your career, broad experience is great, but over time you need to build real expertise. Don't fall into "10 years of one year of experience." • Find a niche and get really good at it. Specialists are the ones people seek out. • Get clear on what you actually want from your career. Your decisions should match your long-term goals. • If you feel stuck, talk to your employer. Ask for more responsibility and opportunities to grow. • Starting your own firm is tougher than most people expect. If possible, partner with someone, buy into an existing firm, or build experience before going out on your own. • If you're doing side work, understand liability, insurance, contracts, and don't underprice yourself. • Don't think only in terms of hourly rates. Focus on the value you provide, not just the time you spend. Lots of great advice in this one, especially if you're early in your career, thinking about specializing, or considering starting your own firm. If you missed it, check out the replay, and feel free to drop any questions below.

Welcome to The Blueprint. Drop a quick intro below so we know how to help you. 1. Name: 2. Discipline: civil / structural / geotech / transportation / mechanical / electrical / trades / other 3. Current stage: student / intern / EIT / PE / senior engineer / owner / looking 4. Location: 5. What move are you trying to make next? 6. What is the biggest thing you’re stuck on right now? I’ll use these intros to point you toward the right course lessons, office hours topics, and open roles.