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Subject: Survey is now online!

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Amy Devine

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Date Posted: 06:18:11 08/08/07 Wed
In reply to: Amy Devine 's message, "Request for info for article: diversification" on 09:13:41 08/01/07 Wed

Hi all,

I've put the survey online. It should take about 15 minutes to complete. If you would like to participate, please go to:

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=axQlKifYWve51rvaaXm7cw_3d_3d

by September 1, 2007.

Thanks so much for your help.

Amy

>Hi ladies,
>
>I'm writing an article for IEEE's Women In Engineering
>newsletter. My focus is on how engineers stay
>diversified in their learning. I'm looking at two
>groups: college gals, and post-college gals. I would
>appreciate it if you could send me your thoughts on
>the following questions by September 1, 2007. You can
>either post to the newsgroup or email me at:
>adevine@gmail.com
>
>In Sisterhood,
>Amy Devine - Theta Chapter alumna
>
>
>
>1. Do you make it a point to be familiar with
>technologies outside your major or job description?
>For example, do you attend lectures that are not in
>your major or subscribe to trade magazines outside
>your job description?
>
>2. Why? (Please answer either way you responded to
>1.)
>
>3. How do you feel about being technology
>diversified? Has it been beneficial or detrimental to
>you?
>
>4. How does your company feel about technology
>diversification? Do they encourage you? Provide paid
>time for training/learning? Or do they discourage you
>by piling on more work? Is learning equivalent to
>"sucking up" to the boss?
>
>5. What actions do you take to learn or become
>familiar with different technologies?
>
>6. If you could give advice to your recent graduate
>self, what would you say in regards to learning?

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