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1. Go to http://www.careercruising.com/.
2. Put in Username: nycareers and Password: landmark.
3. Take their "Career Matchmaker" questions.
4. Post the top twenty results.
5. Put the careers you have seriously considered in bold.
6. Italicize any that are part of your current job/career.*
1.Chemical Engineer
2.Civil Engineering Tech
3.Biomedical Engineer
4.Engineering Tech
5.Electrical Engineer
6.Agricultural Engineer
7.Astronomer
8.Environmental Engineer
9.Mechanical Engineering Tech
10.Geologist
11.Oceanographer
12.Avionics Tech
13.Hydrologist / Hydrogeologist
14.Aerospace Engineer
15.Broadcast Technician
16.Environmental Technician
17.Pilot
18.Helicopter Pilot
19.Drafter
20.Pharmacologist
21.Water Treatment Plant Operator
22.Forensics Specialist
23.Agronomist
24.Power Plant Operator
25.Mathematician
26.Model Maker
27.Explosives Specialist
28.Computer Engineer
29.Stationary Engineer
30.Land Surveyor
31.Survey Tech
32.Lighting Technician
33.Biological Tech
34.Architect
35.Astronaut
36.Materials / Metallurgical Engineer
37.Physicist
38.Civil Engineer
39.Petroleum Engineer
40.Mechanical Engineer
I feel like a dork, now.
Life is good. I spent the summer in Richland, WA. I was working on the designs for the nuclear waste vitrification plant for Bechtel (as an intern slave). I fell in love with a mechanincal engineering contractor. Moved. I still speak with him frequently, but I can feel the distance growing.
Now I'm living in Calvert City, KY working at ISP Chemicals. I've found that industry isn't exactly beautiful. At times, as I'm prancing about the plant looking around, I feel like I'm playing for the wrong team. Engineering work is very fun, but it seems messy and involves so many nasty chemicals--I feel like I need a respirator just to walk around.
2. Put in Username: nycareers and Password: landmark.
3. Take their "Career Matchmaker" questions.
4. Post the top twenty results.
5. Put the careers you have seriously considered in bold.
6. Italicize any that are part of your current job/career.*
1.Chemical Engineer
2.Civil Engineering Tech
3.Biomedical Engineer
4.Engineering Tech
5.Electrical Engineer
6.Agricultural Engineer
7.Astronomer
8.Environmental Engineer
9.Mechanical Engineering Tech
10.Geologist
11.Oceanographer
12.Avionics Tech
13.Hydrologist / Hydrogeologist
14.Aerospace Engineer
15.Broadcast Technician
16.Environmental Technician
17.Pilot
18.Helicopter Pilot
19.Drafter
20.Pharmacologist
21.Water Treatment Plant Operator
22.Forensics Specialist
23.Agronomist
24.Power Plant Operator
25.Mathematician
26.Model Maker
27.Explosives Specialist
28.Computer Engineer
29.Stationary Engineer
30.Land Surveyor
31.Survey Tech
32.Lighting Technician
33.Biological Tech
34.Architect
35.Astronaut
36.Materials / Metallurgical Engineer
37.Physicist
38.Civil Engineer
39.Petroleum Engineer
40.Mechanical Engineer
I feel like a dork, now.
Life is good. I spent the summer in Richland, WA. I was working on the designs for the nuclear waste vitrification plant for Bechtel (as an intern slave). I fell in love with a mechanincal engineering contractor. Moved. I still speak with him frequently, but I can feel the distance growing.
Now I'm living in Calvert City, KY working at ISP Chemicals. I've found that industry isn't exactly beautiful. At times, as I'm prancing about the plant looking around, I feel like I'm playing for the wrong team. Engineering work is very fun, but it seems messy and involves so many nasty chemicals--I feel like I need a respirator just to walk around.