Here is a short story about an engineer fixing a peripheral device on an early minicomputer that was used to design Printed Circuit Board artwork.
Referencing my previous post on Technology, there really is one thing that solves Problems.
I like to save clever sayings and I recently heard one that I believe is worth sharing.
Work-from-home has many of us acting as Video and Audio engineers for various types of presentation. You can do some simple steps to make the audio portion of your presentation much better.
I was planning to write about a popular meme of Ten Things that require Zero Talent, but ended up creating a new and much shorter list specifically for problem solving. Works for other skills too.
I recently found a missing tool. I had not realized how essential this tool was to me until I went all spring and summer without it.
The power of repetition can work for you or against your long term interests. Understanding this simple concept can help you become a Pretty Good Problem Solver.
You might be surprised that I am encouraging you to steal my best ideas. In the best case, you already have.
During a Zoom call I gave a quick answer to a question that really deserved a much more detailed response.
Electrical Engineering students seem to enjoy articles that help them prepare for job interviews. Here is one about schematic diagrams and includes some possible answers.
A couple of recent household repairs got me to thinking about tools again.
Here is a report on a book I recently read. What are you reading?
A recent home maintenance task reminded me of my own imperfections.
Marketing-driven organizations can easily damage customer perception with an over-zealous campaign.
Fear is one of our most basic instincts. We need to think hard about whether some fears are helping or hurting us.
During troubling times like these, we could all benefit from a little patience.
Surprising as it seems, admitting your weaknesses can help improve your problem-solving skills.
We all use a lot of battery operated devices. Some common AA and AAA size batteries seem prone to leaking and damaging the device.
There is a long history of craftsmen securing good income by becoming experts with some tools.