Whats your occupation?

[GTI2.01]

When I walk by our HR office I just see people quietly working in cubicles - I get a headache hearing nothing but the silence and gently tapping of keyboards.

Those of you who can do those jobs just amaze me.

Sounds just like a typical corporate office to me. Not me, because I have an office and answering phones all day long.

 

[ralphykid67]

Barnes Aerospace?

No. We might supply them or vice versa though.

UTC?

Better guess. I can't say you're wrong.

 

[barnes93cb]

Barnes Aerospace?

You rang?

 

[razr390]

Better guess. I can't say you're wrong.

I feel pretty confident. Cool cool tho. Lots of conglomerates in CT doe.


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[dracoengineer]

I'm a graphic designer (only designer) for a scientific company.

I've ALWAYS had an interest in machinery and how it works though. I can only assume you've gotta have some real brains and skills to do so.

Nice man. Good job to be creative.

Yeah I guess you can say that. We only really use about 20% of what we learn at engineering school. Everything else is learned on the job. The hard part is getting through school.

 

[VanDorin91]

moonshiner

You.. I like you. :thumbsup:

You rang?

No!

 

[Cadubya]

Stay at home husband

 

[barnes93cb]

No!

I hate you!

Stay at home husband

That is a very important job. One not many could do.

 

[phant0m]

I'll graduate in May with my "Bachelor's of Engineering in Electrical Engineering - Concentration in Microelectronics" wow that sounds obnoxious xD

 

[jgarcia1925]

I'll graduate in May with my "Bachelor's of Engineering in Electrical Engineering - Concentration in Microelectronics" wow that sounds obnoxious xD

this is what i should of done. im not a big fan of mechanical engineering. might get my masters in that

 

[phant0m]

this is what i should of done. im not a big fan of mechanical engineering. might get my masters in that

That'd be a nice mix to have, since a lot of EE/ME work goes hand in hand. I'm thinking of doing my Master's in Management Engineering, sort of like an MBA but tailored more towards the engineering fields

 

[jgarcia1925]

That'd be a nice mix to have, since a lot of EE/ME work goes hand in hand. I'm thinking of doing my Master's in Management Engineering, sort of like an MBA but tailored more towards the engineering fields

lol i started backwards. i graduated with a mechanical engineering degree and minored in engineering management. might add EE to the mix

 

[luvdagators]

You.. I like you. :thumbsup:

:thumbsup:

 

[GoodysGotaCuda]

Mechanical engineer for a major Class 8 truck OEM.

MBA in progress.

 

[mexicanwaldo]

I'm an Assistant Manager at Fresh & Easy [emoji17] I'm finally to the point where I'm starting to not like my job