Find the Perfect Employee With D.B. Management Group

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If you’re searching for the right person for an open job in the PCB industry, look no further than D.B. Management Group’s recruiting page in each of the I-Connect007 magazines.

This month, D.B. Management Group lists a veritable “who’s who” of PCB professionals seeking new career opportunities: a CEO, a PCB general manager, a plant manager, a national sales manager, a quality manager, an FAE, a global VP of sales, and CAM operators, just to name a few.

If you’re interested in interviewing any of these applicants, Dan Beaulieu, president of D.B. Management, will make the process as seamless as possible. And if you’d like to be listed as an applicant, contact Dan by clicking here.

If you need to find a new job, or you’re looking for that perfect applicant for an open position, start your search at I-Connect007.

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09/18/2020 | Nolan Johnson, I-Connect007

Two weeks ago, when it was my turn to pick the top 5, I made a comment about themes. I’m making a stretch here, but this week’s theme is technical education. Three out of the five most popular news items this last week reported on upcoming technical events or publications.

09/07/2020 | Anaya Vardya, American Standard Circuits

Thermal management in the printed circuit board (PCB) world is big business! A recent Markets and Markets report projects the thermal management market to reach $16 billion by the year 2024 with an average CAGR of 8% over that period. We have chosen to focus this book on providing designers a thermal management desk reference on the most current thermal management techniques and methods from a PCB fabrication perspective, including a case study on an extreme mixed-technology design that we recently produced. We hope you find value in our efforts.

08/12/2020 | Happy Holden, I-Connect007

I was cleaning up my bookcase recently and came across a tired, dog-eared set of papers that was Dr. Deming’s initial draft of his book "On The Management of Statistical Techniques for Quality and Productivity," which I received when he came to HP to lecture about quality and productivity on March 11, 1981.