BJC,
Sure, I thought about work from the day I wake up to the day I'm about to go to bed. I agree with all of you about what comes out of those hours. What I'm saying is that, at some point, you have to be able to say NO to your boss. I have experienced that I work 60 hours/week for almost 4...
I'd be more carefull to spend more than 45 hours/week. I did in my early years and it didn't benefit me. 40-50 hours is OK, not more than that.
1. You can be taken adavantage by willing working long hours. Your boss will fill you with more work, thinking that you are OK to work long hours.
2...
1. Look at the work that is given. is it something that you think will increase your skill and mechanical skill..hence..make your resume good. If yes, then just do it as best you can.
2. Look at it as a chance to impress your boss.
3. When you are the youngest one around, it is very tough...
Could someone help me to write a program relation in assembly mode to automate the parts in assembly. What I'm trying to do is to prompt me to enter parts location, regenerate, and see the assembly got re-assembled using the prompted dimension.
I'm doing motion study of an assembly.
Thanks
APH
Well...yes and no. If I take the test, passed it, use it often, and keep updating my analytical skill, then I am (in one sense) a better engineer. On the other hand, if I take the test, passed it, rarely used it, and don't update my analytical skills, then I'm no better engineer.
You are right...
Welded joint has to be looked carefully, especially when it is rotating. You could have crack(s) on weld joint that is not visible by naked eye. This would cost a little effect when there's no load on the joint, but when the you have additional load apply to it, there is a chance that you're...
