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What good jobs have you guys landed so far? - Page 3

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10-24-2013, 01:21 AM
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Applications Engineer.. Great benefits and decent pay. $65k
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10-25-2013, 02:38 AM
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Applications Engineer.. Great benefits and decent pay. $65k
Nice man. What's your engineering background in? And was it difficult to land an engineering position?
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10-25-2013, 01:41 PM
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Nice man. What's your engineering background in? And was it difficult to land an engineering position?
Hey man (?, want to say man but then i see a pink unicorn in ur avatar so idk not that i'm judging lol) to answer your question I got a BSEE back in May 11. It took me 3 months to land a job, I guess it really isn't that long but what helped me is that I know a lot of people so everyone was trying to help me out. I think the hardest part was that 2 year gap I had from the moment I graduated till the moment I got my job. But it is very doable man, the smaller that gap is the easier time you will have. I applied to lots of jobs and got about 10 interviews. During the interview process, every interviewer asked about the gap and a few even mentioned that I barely made it to the interview process because of that.
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10-25-2013, 08:17 PM
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What is an application engineer?

I googled it, and was wondering...do you design things like Microsoft Word type programs? Do you design operating systems?
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10-25-2013, 11:56 PM
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I'm planning on applying as a waiter for the Hard Rock Cafe here in Orlando at Universal. I heard the pay is good and the tips are even better (The waiter said that during touristy seasons like the summer, Halloween, Christmas, and Spring Break, making $100 in just tips in one night is a let down)!
I'll only be able to work there in the summers though, since I'll be at FIU in Miami for the Fall/Spring, but either way, it'll help a lot! Plus, if I get an on-campus job, it'll all just be spending money.
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10-26-2013, 08:25 AM
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Great idea.
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Just grinding a job in construction at the moment, not the best but it pays the bills I guess.
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10-26-2013, 08:34 PM
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What is an application engineer?

I googled it, and was wondering...do you design things like Microsoft Word type programs? Do you design operating systems?
I don't do that but some people might.. I'm like an inside sales engineer, I'm the link between sales department, engineering, and project managers.

See below a description from the web.

http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-an-a...n-engineer.htm
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10-26-2013, 08:39 PM
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never heard of an application engineer before interesting I figure it had something to do with software/system/applications
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work at a small cpa firm as a staff accountant. Now i realize not to take things and should not have taken anything for granted. It is tough. It will bring you down to your knees if you don't appreciate and learn from the struggle. To the young dreamers still in college or freshly graduated and about to get a job in their field, keep this in mind. Respect yo profession and you will get respect back. Don't miss a day of work unless its a medical emergency. The only downside to my job is there is no health insurance but i've learnt my lesson i'm not complaining. I used to give a tough time to my parents when there were no papers crying and throwing tantrums about not being able to drive and get a job. Well now i have both and my struggle has actually doubled. Hoping it pays off in the near future. Until then will continue paying my dues. Gl to all!

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