Project managers often face significant challenges when it comes to securing stakeholder buy-in. These can include misaligned expectations, lack of engagement, resistance to change, and conflicting priorities.
So how can you ensure your projects are on track and your stakeholders are happy?
ETM Faculty are busy contributing to the knowledge base for the Engineering Management profession at the American Society for Engineering Management (ASEM) International Annual Conference.
After more than 25 years of teaching in the Engineering and Technology Management (ETM) program at Washington State University, Dr. Bill Gray has retired.
Chadd Kahlsdorf earned his Master’s in Engineering and Technology Management (METM) in 2014. Chadd authored Will the Civil Engineer, a children’s book about Chadd’s world of work.
Alice Squires has been named the Wendell J. Satre Distinguished Professor in WSU’s Engineering Technology Management (ETM) program. Supported by the professorship, she will serve as the program’s graduate studies committee chair, leading efforts to refresh its core competencies. “Alice has a long history of industry engagement and leadership,” said Todd Vanek, the program’s director. […]
Women and men often enter engineering because they see a fit between what engineers do, the projects that they work on, and their personal goals and vision for the future. These future engineers often excel in science and mathematics and have strong self-efficacy – the belief that they can do it! For women in particular, […]
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October 3, 2019 5:30 PM Online Register on Zoom Good managers use “the numbers” to quantify decisions and proposals. But what if there is a fundamental flaw in the way managers traditionally look at the numbers? A flaw that conditioning blinds us to, but that ultimately leads to decisions and recommendations that degrade the bottom line rather than […]