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i think we'll find that environmental is going to be the fastest growing segment worldwide.... Thanks, Scott

which is used more mathcad or matlab? i used matlab a long time ago (15yrs). very easy and useful. thanks. scott. Thanks, Scott

i was told this was a good package. and affordable for the one man show. any experience or thoughts? Thanks, Scott

roytyrell, you got in this profession for money?..... you got in the wrong profession. yeah, i get the picture. Thanks, Scott

i would like to hear the outcome of this one. Thanks, Scott

it was a simple question. what do the data miners see as the fastest growing (worldwide) sectors of engineering. not the "next big thing". just the facts.. Thanks, Scott

yep, enr has a decent report... the environmental engineers have got a pretty good outlook. the structural guys are pretty much tied to the construction / real estate economy. Thanks, Scott

thanks. enr has some stuff for the US but nothing worldwide. probably have to go to barnes reports, etc.. Thanks, Scott

"......Meanwhile you get good at alot of things you dont really want to brag about on your resume." sorry, but i think at this point i would brag. Thanks, Scott

i would say... recruitment or revenue. what i am looking for are published studies (that you don't have to pay for).... Thanks, Scott

how does one find the fastest growing segments worldwide? does the ENR track this? oil & gas? power & water? etc..... i am looking to dig up some good useful data. any USEFUL thoughts are welcome :) thanks. scott. Thanks, Scott

"......and it seems as though the work is slowing down." ?? what the... holy cow.... Thanks, Scott

i hold a BSMET. then got a MSME (went back and took a few math classes). and also have a PE. i went your option 2 route. the MSME certainly makes me comfortable with all math that i see. not so with my BSMET. i didn't need the MSME for the PE. Thanks, Scott

ok u got me...... why is a "starscope" better (much) than a torch (flashlight?).... Thanks, Scott

biginch... that was excellent. put it in a different perspective. i appreciate the time you have given up to educate me (us) to the ups and downs of overseas jobs... stay well. Thanks, Scott

thank you very much biginch..... that is the information / insight i was looking for..... thanks.... Thanks, Scott

90% of the time construction is about finding the dog-ass cheapest price from each sub-contractor. then the gc adding his markup and voila... you have yourself a project. then the co's start flying. have done Millions of $ worth of work and have yet had an engineer ask to meet with the subs. 17...

aero and auto aren't really good industries to be in. i worked for boeing for 6 yrs. decide what about engineering it is that you like then find the companies that might have a better fit. boeing? how many resumes / applications have you sent? 100-200? or more?... Thanks, Scott

i am an engineer and also own a concrete construction company. we perform millions of dollars of work each year. when we are asked to bid a set of plans, that is what we do. especially in this hard bid / low bid environment. there is no negotiation with the GC's, architects, or engineers. we bid...

i like casseopeia's and ron's responses.... i would choose the do nothing alternative right now... get the resume ready.... wait til the numnut leaves....then see what happens.. Thanks, Scott