what is the job  of an industrial engineer and how much does he earn?
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An industrial engineer in a nut shell makes things easier for the people doing the job. They are primarily planners and implementers. The are required in almost every field and can be useful in almost every department. \nA 4 year degree in Industrial Engineering get you appro $50000 in Northeast Ohio (with no related experience).
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There are many jobs in Computer Engineering. Basically they are Hardware Engineer and Software Engineer.
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You can't spel;l worth a crap either, but than neither can I so what the hell:).\nEngineering is a good job but you usually have to do several things to make a good living in it.\n\n!-First you need to know that it is what you are interested in.\n2-You need to know if you are best and interesting in the actual engineering design or the business side.(the business side is always where the money is.\n3-You need ot know the location.  Location is all important in making money. Do you want to live in a small town area where there is good living conditiond or liv ein soem large twon with good pay which living conditions eat up every month.\n4-You need another degree besides engineering to back you up.  The engineers with a Business degree also are the ones into the money. management makes the money, engineers do the work.\n5- Consider if you would stay an employee or move into self employment.\n6-Be ready to move every few years or sooner/ Very few enginers will stay with one company. Companies simply will not pay them. For example if you make 60 grand a year, and been employed with them for 10 years a company will usually let yuo go and hire someone else for 80 grand a year before they will pay you a dime more.  They might later hire you back say a coupla of  years down the road for 100 gand a year. But that is how companies think, and act.\n7-Be aggressive. Ass   holes make the money, good guys get left by the wayside. That;s another factor of company life.  YOu can be nice to the  people under you butin dealing  with companies  they respect aggressive behavior.\n8-Keep a record of every inch of education you have ever been inviolved in from day one.  All of those little placs you get wiht your name on thenm for acheivement awards, and certificates ect., Use them to your fullest advantage. Get a coupla of online degress, NIO one checks or very few times and often a useless degree wil get you a job where you have soenmone else dong the work.\n9-Keep a record and running diary of your accomplishments and don't be afraid to make changes when you do get a job. It's expected. If you can doone thing to get you infront of the company's news letter than you accomplished more  than a raise, \n10-Always be on the looout on way sto save the company money. Money talks everythng else walks. It's the conmon bond between companies. They all understand money.\nKeep a record of your accomplioshmenst which save money. Always look out for new methods to reduce cost, increase production, and reduce labour or increase customers.\nSome engineers are pencil pushers and soem re engineering businessmen. The business men make the money.\nIf you are not serious and willing to go for a good education than forget it.\nIf you wish to make or are happy with 40 to 60 grand a year start putting in applications in counties, states, and cities giovernments. Those are the only place ot get a decent start in computers networking and repair.  Just repair alone will starve you to death. These vocation shops are turning out computer repair students by the thousands every year with no place to, Who is going to pay you 300 bucks to repair a compute rthey can buy new for 600.\n\nGood luck
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there are lots of jobs for civil engineers\n\nRanging between 3000 to 25000 SR per month (if not more)
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Salary of Network engineer is much higher than PC engineer. But may be a little bit lower or same as System Engineer. \n\nA network Engineer job base on wireless networking, networking, router, switch, hubs, infrustrature, cabling, connections, internet connection, internet traffic, LAN traffic analysis, WAN traffic analysis and troubleshoot, security, firewall and so on.\n\nd10v01b
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Starting salary greatly depends on the type of engineering discipline.  For bachelor's degree you Chemical engineering and Biomedical engineering pay A LOT more than electrical Engineering and Computer science.  Mechanical engineering is somewhere in the middle.\n\nDecent these days is something like $45-55K.
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Anywhere from $15 to $200/ hour
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Industrial engineering has to do with manufacturing methods. Industry must always be improving the way they do things from both a quality and cost standpoint. For this reason Industrial Engineering is something industry can't do without.
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Yes, it's a good paying job.  Any company that's heavy in electronics/machinery needs electrical engineers.
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It depends they are between 50k and 120k.\n\nBut my uncle is a civil engineer he have his own business and he makes around 17 millions in a year.He have 12 engineers working for him.He have a master degree in structural engineering.I'm studying electrical engineering.GOOD LUCK!!!
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$50,000 for an engineer and most white collar professional positions
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That is a very interesting question. I have just recieved my Apprentice Electrician license. I don't make much more than the average person right now. But the Journymen I work with make a very good living. The amount you can make depends on the area you are in. Here in Orange Texas Journymen make 18 to 22 dollors an hour.
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Earnings (for Entry-Level Electrical Engineers)\n\nMedian annual earnings of electrical engineers were $64,910 in 2000. The middle 50 percent earned between $51,700 and $80,600. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $41,740, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $94,490. Median annual earnings in the industries employing the largest numbers of electrical engineers in 2000 were: Computer and office equipment  $69,700  \nMeasuring and controlling devices  67,570  \nSearch and navigation equipment  67,330  \nElectronic components and accessories  65,830  \nEngineering and architectural services  65,040  \n\nMedian annual earnings of electronics engineers, except computer, were $64,830 in 2000. The middle 50 percent earned between $52,430 and $79,960. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $43,070, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $94,330. Median annual earnings in the industries employing the largest numbers of electronics engineers in 2000 were: \n\nFederal Government  $70,890  \nSearch and navigation equipment  68,930  \nElectronic components and accessories  63,890  \nElectrical goods  62,860  \nTelephone communication  57,710  \n\nAccording to a 2001 salary survey by the National Association of Colleges and Employers, bachelor’s degree candidates in electrical and electronics engineering received starting offers averaging $51,910 a year; master’s degree candidates averaged $63,812; and Ph.D. candidates averaged $79,241.
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I´m an industrial engineer myself.  I would say it depends on what you have specialized in : operations, project management, organizational dynamics...\nPlease specify.\n\nthe T_guide
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he makes 1700.00 to 2500.00 a week, because they are paying him for his time and his truck, and it makes a difference what he is hauling and who hes hauling it for, that is to be considered to, he could be makin more than that if he is workin for like wal-mart, or ford motor, or any big company name.
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Roughly $2 to $3 hourly. But I hear it's a good living for them due to the exchange rate.
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My husband is in residential construction.  He just got a job with a company that was hiring labourers.  He did that for a while, now he's working more on his own.  He started at $10/hr, now he makes $19.50/hr.  He's been doing it for 4 years.  Eventually he wants to go to school to get his ticket, so he can be certified.  Good luck.