Off to an interview
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know a bunch of people in the biz. you CAN make money doing the GC thing but it's much more stressful and not the same security as working for someone else (depending on the co., i guess).
i think MLD woody was going to michigan for structural engineering.
anyhoo, give 'em hell!
know a bunch of people in the biz. you CAN make money doing the GC thing but it's much more stressful and not the same security as working for someone else (depending on the co., i guess).
i think MLD woody was going to michigan for structural engineering.
anyhoo, give 'em hell!
I just graduated from Michigan with a degree in Mechanical Engineering and I'm going to work as a Manufacturing Engineer for a large company a lot here have probably heard of. You weren't that far off though.
Good luck to the OP as well.
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know a bunch of people in the biz. you CAN make money doing the GC thing but it's much more stressful and not the same security as working for someone else (depending on the co., i guess).
i think MLD woody was going to michigan for structural engineering.
anyhoo, give 'em hell!
I just graduated from Michigan with a degree in Mechanical Engineering and I'm going to work as a Manufacturing Engineer for a large company a lot here have probably heard of. You weren't that far off though.
Good luck to the OP as well.
Good luck to the OP as well.
Ditto... hope the interview went well. Did it?
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Think it went well. had them laughing a few times. worked along with their company on some large projects before in the past.
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Think it went well. had them laughing a few times. worked along with their company on some large projects before in the past.
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just tell them you're a browns fan.
you'll be a shoe in.
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just tell them you're a browns fan.
you'll be a shoe in.
Believe it or not, I talked to my current boss about the Browns for a solid 15-20 minutes during my initial interview for a co-op a few years ago. It was during the 2012 preseason and we talked about Richardson and Weeden being the future of the team... lol
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Always worth that pity spot for the 2nd round interview
This was my final interview I think. first one was Tuesday.
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Oh well then, if they feel bad enough about you being a Browns fan, maybe you'll get a special signing bonus lol
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know a bunch of people in the biz. you CAN make money doing the GC thing but it's much more stressful and not the same security as working for someone else (depending on the co., i guess).
i think MLD woody was going to michigan for structural engineering.
anyhoo, give 'em hell!
I just graduated from Michigan with a degree in Mechanical Engineering and I'm going to work as a Manufacturing Engineer for a large company a lot here have probably heard of. You weren't that far off though.
Good luck to the OP as well.
I just graduated from Michigan with a degree in Mechanical Engineering and I'm going to work as a Manufacturing Engineer for a large company a lot here have probably heard of. You weren't that far off though.
Good luck to the OP as well.
Well there's a few of us here in the engineering field then. I graduated from Kent State with Associates in MET in 1995, went back for a 2+2 Bachelor received in 2004.
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Always worth that pity spot for the 2nd round interview
exactly.
also got the loyalty thing going for you.
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I just graduated from Michigan with a degree in Mechanical Engineering and I'm going to work as a Manufacturing Engineer for a large company a lot here have probably heard of. You weren't that far off though.
Good luck to the OP as well.
Well there's a few of us here in the engineering field then. I graduated from Kent State with Associates in MET in 1995, went back for a 2+2 Bachelor received in 2004.
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I just graduated from Michigan with a degree in Mechanical Engineering and I'm going to work as a Manufacturing Engineer for a large company a lot here have probably heard of. You weren't that far off though.
Good luck to the OP as well.
Well there's a few of us here in the engineering field then. I graduated from Kent State with Associates in MET in 1995, went back for a 2+2 Bachelor received in 2004.
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Don't you know? Engineers rule the world
When they can keep on the tracks.
When do you graduate?
1970, 1976, 1980.......oh, you weren't asking everyone?
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nerds.
(just kidding).
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I just got the call and I am hired!!!! start Monday!!!! holy fuck I am happy. Lost my ass with my company. Have been phasing it out.
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