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Tunnel Vision

Posted on May 28, 2013 by Kenneth Richard Hardman

(Here is a short short story I wrote many years ago, for your engineering imagination, vision, and assessment. Is this story possible? Can such a wind tunnel really be operated? If not, why? Does it violate some law of physics … Continue reading →

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Job Shadowing an Engineering team making the next great Smart Phone

Posted on January 8, 2013 by Kenneth Richard Hardman

“Get A Grip” is a short story in the ‘Engineering Stories’ series about Melissa, a young engineer who hit the ground running at her first job. What a great experience. Read the story for free at the link below. Here … Continue reading →

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Get A Grip – Part 1

Posted on January 2, 2013 by Kenneth Richard Hardman

A Product Development Adventure “Okay everyone, listen-up.” Brandon leaned forward bringing the Monday morning staff meeting to attention. “The rumors are true.” “Oh no.” Melissa thought, arms crossed, hands gripping her upper arms. “Was everyone against hiring me?” Brandon, middle-aged … Continue reading →

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