Field Service Engineer
Over 80 hrs week
High school, college, numerous professional classes, on the job training ( This is where you become an expert)
Yes-I would attend MIT
You can go to school, but until you comprehend how to apply yourself, you will never stand out. The most important part of any job is your personality. Truth, honesty and Integrity will always show. It is not how we act when things are perfect; it is how we act when everything goes wrong. I have OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder). The medical society wants me to take medication for this, but this is the reason that I am the best in my field. I have stood in front of a machine for over 36b hours, until it was fixed. Only someone with my unique qualification can do that. I have taken what most consider a determent and turned it into an asset. Know yourself well enough to use what you have. Be quiet long enough long enough to understand what is being said, and then be sure enough of yourself to standup when you are right. I have stood in front of groups of Engineers with all of them telling me that I was wrong. In the end, I was right, and I was congratulated by the CEO on a Sunday afternoon.
Starting at 2-4 years average.
Varying- Dress to Hard Hat and PPE (Personal Protective Equiptment)
Over 20 Years.
sorry- no tel# in public space
Forget it. Nobody wiling to let you interview this non sense so called project demanded by the school teacher whom given the same project from year to year.
The best way to do it just make up those answers....like...
2 years get promoted.
wear white shop coat.
more than 20 years.
Easy stuff to fool any lazy teacher.
Contact me if you get no other help
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I am currently taking an Engineering Course at my High School (PLTW, Project Lead the Way). And as part of the course we we asked to interview a engineer in a field that we are interested in.
(Any Engineer is Eligible but electrical Engineer is Preferred)
If you can answer the questions that's great, if not you may know some other engineer willing to answer. The Interview itself is very simple consisting of a few questions.
You May Post the answers or E-mail them to me.
I need a response today, if you cant that's ok.
Here are the Questions-
Professional Backround
-Name:?
-Specific Degree:?
-Place of Employment:?
-Email Address or Phone #:
Professional Interview
-Please describe your engineering field:?
-Please Describe your Engineering field:?
-What is your Current Job title?:?
-What is your average work schedule?:?
-Starting with High School, describe your Educational background chronologically:?
-If you had to do it over, related to your career or education, would you do anything differently:?
-What advice would you give to me as someone interested in pursuing a career path similar to yours?:?
-How long is it before you can get promoted?:?
-What is your normal work dress?:?
-How Long have you been working at your profession?:
