Abstract
Engineers and scientists have always excelled at learning and crafting technical proficiencies for their vocations, but there???s a new book on the shelves that urges professionals to improve their managerial skills. The Good Manager: A Guide for the Twenty-First Century Manager by Dean Gualco, while not industry specific, holds particular importance for engineers who are perhaps less known for their social and interpersonal abilities than for their academic and practical talents.
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