I've spent most of my career in the management of the building components industry (mostly metal plate connected wood trusses). When the housing industry crashed in 08-09 I took an entry-level mechanical engineer position at a small aviation fueling consultant, which is what led me to get my PE. I've spent 11 of my 13 year career in manufacturing and 1.5 years in consulting. I'm in Kansas City.
Newly Unemployed
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Wolverine
Uncanny Pompadour
Great news on the firing! Now more time to spend spamming EB. Hint: The Politics forum has been a little dry lately since Chucktown vaporized.
(seriously, sorry to hear it.)
"Real Man's Guide to Breaking Up - Item #8": The best revenge is to get along better without [them].
(seriously, sorry to hear it.)
"Real Man's Guide to Breaking Up - Item #8": The best revenge is to get along better without [them].
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EE_Mike
Texas P.E. #110053
Look at it this way. Your old company is no longer holding you back from realizing your full potential! Management experience + PE is a very marketable combination.
Best of luck finding a new job.
Best of luck finding a new job.
Ble_PE
I need a beer.
Good luck!
picusld
Well-known member
I think that is pretty encouraging.
Capt Worley PE
Run silent, run deep
Good luck!
Wolverine
Uncanny Pompadour
Rock n Roll Playa!
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snickerd3
Taking suggestions
Awesome Momech!!! Wow a month to the day...that is GREAT!
snickerd3
Taking suggestions
so whats the new job?
blybrook PE
Veteran 10k Spammer
Congrats! Good luck with the new job!
Ble_PE
I need a beer.
Congrats momech!!!
Amry69
Well-known member
Engineers who want to work typically do. Love this profession. Congrats!
G
Guest
Congrats!! Good luck!! 
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