Little Misunderstanding
My far better half’s difficulties with getting her “circle” of church women to embrace modern communications is a cautionary tale for the workplace. Her circle […]
Gear Talk With Chuck
Words to Avoid this Time of Year
Continuing from my previous post… Perhaps I should have started this weeks’ blogs with these thoughts. But that may have allowed some of you engineers […]
A Sprint to the Finish?
You take your eyes off the calendar for a moment and find yourself with only a short count of days before 2019 comes to an […]
An Attitude of Gratitude
I apologize to our international readers if you find this posting a bit “North American”- centered. Americans are celebrating our annual Thanksgiving holiday; Canada gets […]
We Can Help You Help Yourself
Do you want to know a secret about every one of our authors? At one point in their lives they decided to step out of […]
Content Request
Have you seen our “help wanted” ad? Gear Technology is looking for people who have information to share with our readers. We will continue to […]
Building on Solid Ground
Continuing my rant on over-reliance on commercial software The gears are the easy part. My clients and students have grown tired of my repeating that […]
Behind the Curtain
Regular readers know of my concerns about the over reliance on commercial gear design software. Some of what you are about to hear may sound […]
The How vs. Why Balance
We have faced this How vs. Why balance before in both the magazine and the blog. The technical papers published tend to be at the […]
Why is Different Than How
Last time I quoted a university professor equating the teaching of “why” with education and the demonstrating of “how” with training. Some may find this […]