Controls engineer here!

In this field there is so much to know. Not only you have to keep up with IT and cyber security, you also have to know programming in many different languages, communication protocols, SCADA MES and ERP systems, and you can’t forget the electrical part and keep up with all the different standards.

It can be overwhelming at times and it feels like you never know enough. How do you keep up? You learn on the job or take special classes to pick up knowledge?

What would an Econ phd with no corportate experience make in banking?

What is your firm’s vacation policy? How many days do you get? Are you happy with it?

Confession: sometimes, when the owner leaves the exam room, I vent to the pet about how annoying their owner is.

Are parents allowed inside Deloitte Hyderabad ?

Hi all, I just had my first round interview for a non-tech L7 role and made it to the next round. I’ll keep you posted but DM me with any questions in the meantime.

I feel silly asking this question: is there a meaningful difference in pay progression or exits between M, B, and B? Just signed with one and it seems my inferiority complex has evolved

These paychecks aren't cutting it. Side hustle ideas?

How do you handle all of that I9/tax stuff when starting a new job virtually?

Anyone know of any body doubling apps? On my worst days, I wish I had someone to do this with.

Which mnc are providing permanent wfm ?

Does anyone know what the starting salaries are for a consultant vs senior consultant at Deloitte and how quickly you can progress between the two grades?

Had an intro chat / interview with HH canceled bc of “scheduling conflict”. They said they’d reschedule asap. Haven’t heard from them for 3 days. Should I wait, follow-up or set up another call? Am I reading too much into it?

Anyone work in Cyber at pdubs? Currently in RA in process assurance and was curious what exactly you guys do each day.

How are the hikes at @UBS

If we are working in shifts (12pm to 10pm) in Comcast, Will we get shift allowances?

Question for BAH - are you able to expense taxi/uber for after hour safety from your holiday event to home? I know most companies let you and so does Deloitte. Asking for a Booz friend.

I am looking for the weekend jobs in the production department. I have done graduation in mechanical Engineering and my majors were lean manufacturing and statistics quality control. I am looking forward for these job. Everyone wants experienced employee. Right now I am working in custom machining workshop.

Engineering influencers to follow?

What's a guilty pleasure you indulge in at work?

I recently visited for the first time the Santiago Bernabeu stadium, the stadium of the world-famous Real Madrid team, and despite being a physical engineer, I can not help but recognize that civil engineers are magicians, my congratulations to them.

Aside from all the usual benefits like paid vacation time, health insurance, 401k matching program, have you ever seen a truly unique business perk?

Engineers, have you ever regretted accepting a promotion to management? What should I consider before saying yes?

I don't know if anyone can answer this. But how much do most civil engineers make? There are so many conflicting reports about "overpaid consultants" and it's almost impossible to get an actual answer

My brother recently graduated high school and wants to work for a year or two before he starts his undergrad. What sort of jobs should he be looking for that could help his resume in the future? He eventually wants to pursue engineering

Is there anything you wish you knew about civil engineering before deciding on your degree?

Is reaching out on Linkedin the best way to contact a recruiter, or should I look for their professional email?

Hey Industrial Engineers, do you know of a free simulation program I can use to simulate the material flow where I can input cycle times and OE% data to calculate supermarkets or inventory between processes?

If I start a full-time position as a Product Engineer, what salary should I expect within the Metro-Detroit Area?

I'm new to the field. Everyone seems extremely stressed and overworked. Am I seeing the worst of it, or is that the norm?

I currently working as project coordinator (on-site) for 3 months 10hrs everyday with package $75k, I want to move to remote or hybrid work but I only have 8 months of experience from my previous employer and I have completed my master's in construction management in 2021. Should I stay in my role a bit longer to gain experience or I am not able to find remote or hybrid matching my profile. Your advice and comments are much appreciated.

People who work in any engineering capacity are usually very hardworking but it's not just because we have to be, it's also that we find this stuff really fascinating, kind of like a book you can't put down

As a chemical engineer, I have a lot of job opportunities, but as a recent graduate, I have had a hard time getting my first job. After my internship, I have only had 3 interviews. Does anyone know about any job bank for chemical engineers?

I found one of my coworker's anonymous Twitter accounts, and it has a ton of red flags involving bigotry, sexism, etc. It's a personal account, so should I mention it to HR or not?

I've been thinking about my career a lot lately. I feel like I've hit a wall, and I don't know how to get past it.

I've been at this job for almost 5 years now, and ever since the day I started, there have been problems with my coworkers. It's not just one person—it's everyone in my department, and they all seem to be working against each other instead of together. Should I leave?

What is a current engineering field that might become outdated in the near future?

What are some locations with the highest demands for engineers?