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Listen up! Here's a couple of must read! articles by Jim Pinto

June 20, 2007

Jim Pinto has written a couple of articles recently that I think are must read...they speak to exactly the points he, and I, and people like Peter Martin and many others, have been making for several years now. The first is: Engineer - re-engineer yourself (Automation.com June 2007) -

U.S. leadership is at risk in the global economy when engineering follows manufacturing in going offshore. Engineers must re-engineer themsel...

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U.S. leadership is at risk in the global economy when engineering follows manufacturing in going offshore. Engineers must re-engineer themselves to re-vitalize their own careers and generate renewed success. http://jimpinto.com/writings/re-engineer.html

The second article is: The Art of Leadership (Automation World June 2007)

Whatever you do, you can enhance your job, your results -and your pay - by acquiring leadership skills. http://jimpinto.com/writings/leadershipart.html

I can't say I always agree with Jim, but we agree on very many things, and everything he said in each of these articles I wholeheartedly endorse and agree with. Second that emotion.

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