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Posted by:
Hemanth
on 6/26/06 Title:
Career Advice
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Postnum: 345 EntryID:1614
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I am looking for jobs in wastewater treatment engineering, I will be graduating next month with my masters in environmental engineering. I need guidance on how to go about job search..
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Posted by:
Cameron Wallace
on 7/3/06 Title:
Re: Career Advice
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Postnum: 345 EntryID:1616
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Go to as many different events etc. as you possible can. Dress well. Act friendly. It's all about who you know, and how you come across.
Depending on where you are there are a few resources out there to help, ie. www.eco.ca, or CEP (Connecting environmental proffessionals). But essentially, get out there.
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Posted by:
Mike Johnston
on 7/6/06 Title:
Re: Career Advice
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Postnum: 345 EntryID:1617
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Look at job sites on the internet. I found my last three positions there. If you don't already have them get certifications in TDG and and any other environmental/safety related training. A degree is good but a certification in the right area can work wonders. I have been a corporate level environmental manager for 12 years and have beat out people with masters degrees in environmental engineering for the positions by having the right certification for the job, (I have only a lowly asociates degree in Liberal arts), and the right experiance. Not much you can do for the experiance but the certifications can be gotten. Most of these classes are less than a week and $800. The previous post has some good content as well, attitude is everything for upper level positions. Good luck
Mike J.
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Posted by:
manish negi
on 8/14/06 Title:
Re: Career Advice
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Postnum: 345 EntryID:1703
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I am doing Post graduate diploma(1year)FRI Deemed University,ddun and previously I have done Msc(Physics) from garhwal university and i am totally confused whether I will get a good job as my background is different. I need some expert advice.
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