Is the transition to electric vehicles going to cause a lot of changes for civil engineering? Seems like city planning might be affected

anyone have an idea of What the Southern California salary for Deals S1 level looks like for public accounting?

Anyone else hammering AEO puts?

Want to start using one of those casting sites to try to get gigs but I’m afraid of getting scammed in some way. Anyone ever experienced something like this with an agency?

I be wanting to go off but then I check my bank app, calm down, and keep working.

Has anyone worked at WebMD before as a contractor?

Pretty dead on this bowl central Florida 🐠 is anyone going to Gainesville today for the UF-LSU game?

I’m having the hardest time finding a new job. I have 12 years of HR experience, a masters in HR, SHRM certification, and all I keep getting are rejection emails. I’ve never experienced this difficult of a time searching for new opportunities. Is this normal once you hit a certain level in your career or is it just me?

Pre-requisites for Application Architect and B2B Solution Architect are exactly same, so what’s the difference between the two? Or am I missing something?🤔

What are all of you second and third year ID attorneys making? 🤔

Hi Fishes, I've been working as a Business Analyst for the past 13 months and now I've started to feel like I'm not learning anything new from the technical point of view, it's mostly just playing around with Excel and SQL occasionally python.
Though I am getting to learn a lot from a Business perspective but I still I want to get into more technical roles.I'd really appreciate if anyone could refer me or help me out in any way to get at least an internship or a full time role into Core Data Sci

Can anyone refer me for any position in Deloitte. I did bcom honours and I am a fresher.

Hello fishes, I have my tech Interview at accenture scheduled for tomorrow. Technology - Java Selenium Automation. Please provide tips.

The feeling of avoiding mines buried on the gorund is one I carry at all times, and I remember the fear and the anxiety at every step. I still feel like this today, like every decision I make will lead to disaster.

Is there any good reason to take a 10+ minute call in a bathroom stall at work? Noticing people doing this as RTO ramps up and I really don’t understand why you wouldn’t go outside or at least in your car.

Ok, I guess I’ll start. I’m an ENTJ. Anyone know what that means? Haha

I’m searching for a mechanical engineering part time job (weekends only) but it seems like there’s no such thing as a part time mechanical engineer. Can someone point me in the right direction? What branch of mechanical engineer is more likely to offer weekends?

What you didn't know about engineering...

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.

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

How long did it take you to lose interest in your job?

I just got a new job, but it's not what I expected. I was expecting a career opportunity and a chance to learn and grow in my field, but instead I'm stuck doing the same thing as before, just from home.

What’s is like working for Disneyworld as an engineer?

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

Is it worth pursuing a management position coming from being an engineer? What is your opinion on trying to go this route?

Any Bridge Engineers/Structural Engineers in here? I got my PE this year and have 5 YOE in TX + an MS. What sort of raise would you expect for receiving your PE working in a consulting firm? I am EOR on a number of structures in development, I manage EITs and Drafters (within projects; I'm not a supervisor), and am doing a lot in general. I'm at 78k currently, which is apparently still in the upper range of EIT salaries per a job posting in CO. I'm thinking of 15% (5% merit, 10% PE). Any ideas?

I'm really having a difficult time understanding how engineering is supposed to be really competitive, most of the projects I've worked on were in groups and there wasn't usually a clear "leader," we were just on a team

What's a good way to find a mentor in this industry?

Hi everyone,
Is fire engineering a good field to be in? Can someone tell me about the pay scale, growth opportunities and the future scope of fire/Safety engineering?
Asking for a friend who’s done mechanical engineering and is thinking of specializing in fire eng

Thank you

Want to know abbvie work life balance at Abbvie, Worcester, MA site?

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

What’s something you learned about engineering only after you got your first job in the industry?

What’s a failure you’ve experienced at work and how did you come back from it?

Hi everybody! 😊
I've been working as a Junior Analog Design Engineer for a year and half.
I received a proposal for a Senior Analog Designer role from Bosch in the same city where I am currently working.
Should I wait and build up a few more years of experience before accepting a Senior role or should I jump in and work to fill the gap?
Next year, there will be an important deadline for the project I'm working on and my resignation could be critical for the team, how would you deal with it?

I'm an engineer, and I feel like my manager is more of a friend than anything else. We talk about our personal lives, and I feel like it's hard to be completely honest with her when she's so casual with me. I don't want to lose our friendship, but I also need to be able to talk honestly with someone who has the power to help me grow professionally. Is there a way to have both?

What is the most useful technical or soft skills for any mechanical engineer to have where you work? I’m curious to know what really matters for everyone and what makes a big impact on the team and business.

Specifics if you can; CAD tools, simulation, CAD speed or proficiency, industry or standards knowledge, GD&T, certifications, Microsoft Excel, presentation skills, technical writing, project management, self organization, great communication, teaching ability, relationship building, etc.