Engineering Field Work - 2009
Engineering Field Work - 2009
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Hello everybody. This isn't really about improving myself and getting ahead at work but I think it's the best forum for my question.
I have an opportunity to spend the next year or so with no commitments to anything at home so I thought I'd make the most of it and expand my field experience. But, with the economy the way it is today I'm not sure which companies or industries to start looking at. I'm looking to get pointed in the right direction.
I saw another thread where NETA companies were suggested. I viewed a few websites of NETA companies but they seem to be looking more for elec engineers than mech engineers.
I have an opportunity to spend the next year or so with no commitments to anything at home so I thought I'd make the most of it and expand my field experience. But, with the economy the way it is today I'm not sure which companies or industries to start looking at. I'm looking to get pointed in the right direction.
I saw another thread where NETA companies were suggested. I viewed a few websites of NETA companies but they seem to be looking more for elec engineers than mech engineers.





RE: Engineering Field Work - 2009
Chris
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RE: Engineering Field Work - 2009
I get the feeling that if I stay here for another year I'll be in the exact same spot a year from now.
RE: Engineering Field Work - 2009
Switch jobs now, you may be in the 'exact same spot' as you are now, or worse.
Chris
SolidWorks/PDMWorks 08 3.1
AutoCAD 08; CATIA V5
ctopher's home (updated Aug 5, 2008)
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