
The Objective Engineer
Thursday, 07. July 2022 | 20:30 – 21:30 CET
The Need For Objectivity
Objective is defined (of a person or their judgement) as: “not being influenced by personal feelings or opinions in considering and representing facts.”
Most people consider themselves to be objective in their judgements. In Engineering the truth is, quite simply, always the truth. One usually finds out the truth in Engineering (especially at the verification phase).
This truth can often be delivered with a certain bitterness that leads those reflective engineers to consider: “Did we truly do enough to suppress our own biases earlier on in the lifecycle? Or did we make poor judgements because we unfairly favoured certain facts that at that time, were convenient to favour?”
In this presentation, we will review several cases highlighting the need for a greater emphasis on this quality that is crucial to successful engineering teams.
Raise awareness of the importance of objectivity in engineering
Highlight how Systems Engineers need to be even more objective than their peers
Impart a basic process for deciphering the objective truth
Who Should Attend?
This webinar is for anyone who is…
Responsible for decision making
In a lead role within a team
At the interchange for a lot of information from different people
Interested in deciphering something truthful
Limited spaces available. Save your seat and register now for FREE.
About your host…

Mike Johnson
Co-Founder SE-Training GmbH
Mike is a Systems Engineering Manager, Consultant, Trainer and Coach with extensive experience in delivering complex systems and establishing Systems Engineering in the Defence, Space and Medical sectors.
Experience
- Head of Systems Engineering, Molecular Division, Roche Diagnostics
- Head of Systems Engineering, RUAG Space
- Systems Engineer for Thales Optronics, UK
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