Author Archives: WorkingBear


Nov03
Introducing the Role and Responsibilities of Project Management (PM) in Electronics Companies

post on November 3, 2025

Anyone who works in the electronics industry should be familiar with the role of a PM — short for Project Management. Almost every company involved in R&D or contract manufacturing has PMs. In fact, not just electronics — most industries … Continue reading →

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Oct29
Three Common PCB Panelization Connection Methods: V-cut, Tabs, and Stamp Holes

post on October 29, 2025

When producing large volumes of PCBs (Printed Circuit Boards), multiple individual boards are often combined into one large panel. This panelized form is then processed through automated SMT production lines to improve efficiency and reduce costly machine idle time. When … Continue reading →

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Oct27
What Is the 5W1H Method? A Practical Guide to Clear Thinking and Better Communication

post on October 27, 2025

The 5W1H (Five Ws and One H) method can be considered both a problem analysis and solution tool. However, it’s better viewed as a structured way to think about and describe problems. It helps us look at issues more comprehensively, … Continue reading →

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Oct22
Engineers, You’re Actually Doctors — Just for a Different Kind of Patient

post on October 22, 2025

When you think about it, doctors are really just engineers who work on people instead of machines. Their methods and processes are surprisingly similar. So, engineers — you’re basically doctors too, just with different patients! Einstein once said, “An expert … Continue reading →

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Oct15
What is MOQ (Minimum Order Quantity) and MPQ?

post on October 15, 2025

MOQ stands for Minimum Order Quantity, meaning the smallest number of items a supplier is willing to sell or produce in one order. In most parts sales, especially for less common items, there’s usually an MOQ requirement. Why? Because no … Continue reading →

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