what's the first step for fresh industrial engineering graduates for a promising career?
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get those resumes out.  make follow up calls every other day.\n\nonce you get a job, however, take a vacation before you start.  you certainly earned it!
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fill in & turn your application in. that's the first step in getting accepted.
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The best start towards this goal is to study for and receive Ciso Certifications.\nThe first test you'll need to study for is the CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Assocaite).\n\nNext would be CCNP (Professional).\n\nThen go to the "design path", CCDA (Design Associate), CCDP (Professional).\n\nThere are lot of ELECTIVE certifications for any area in networking that you'd like to specialize in (for example, I specialize in Wirelss Networking).\n\nThe ultimate cert is the CCIE (Cisco Certifed Internetworking Expert) which is very tough to pass, has both a written exam and a LAB.\n\nMost of the study material for this is available on the Internet or you can purchase books on the topic.\n\nI highly recommend that you have a "lab" environment to get "hands on" experience.\n\nAfter receiving your CCNA, a lot of companies will be interested in hiring you into their Network Organization.\n\nGood Luck, Networking is a very exciting and rewarding career field :)
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Become a domestic engineer.
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If you don't trust your knowledge in ChemE, you should consider going into a "safe" area of the industry where exercising poor engineering judgment isn't going to be catastrophic.  You may want to consider some of these options:\n\nPursue a Master's or Doctorate program in some other discipline, such as Law, Business or Journalism - whatever you have an interest in.\nPursue an undergraduate degree in another area.  You certainly have a lot of credits, so there are plenty of other areas where it wouldn't take that much more to graduate.\n\nAdditionally, having B and C grades in ChemE is not uncommon.  That is a very difficult major - and typically takes five years to complete.  Don't be down on yourself for those kind of grades.  But please bear in mind that if a prospective employer asks you about them (and they will), be prepared to explain and sell yourself in other areas - such as people skills, organizational skills, management experience, motivation, etc.  People skills and management experience are HUGE.  Grades are only part of the picture, so buck up and you'll be fine.
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Get experience with a real job in your field. It will make you far more employable when you do graduate.
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Industrial engineering is the engineering discipline that concerns the design, development, improvement, implementation and evaluation of integrated systems of people, knowledge, equipment, energy, material and process. Industrial engineering draws upon the principles and methods of engineering analysis and synthesis, as well as mathematics, physical and social sciences together with the principles and methods of engineering analysis and design to specify, predict and evaluate the results to be obtained from such systems. Industrial engineers work to eliminate wastes of time, money, materials, energy and other resources.
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If you're asking about career prospect then very good.\n\nI completed a Chemical Engineering degree six years ago and although I have not staying in the profession I am a successful project manager.\n\nNone of my fellow graduates are unemployed and many are doing extremely well.  It is a really tough degree but you do get back what you put in.
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go for it.  If you want to have a future in the industry start now.
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it is a good profession. since Industrial engineers find creative new ways to solve tough problems. From microelectronics, telecommunications, and retail to transportation, hospitals, and government, IE's make it happen more efficiently.\n\nIndustrial engineers get jobs as production engineers, supply chain managers, operations analysts, quality engineers and information system specialists. They work for any business, company, governmental agency, or service oriented enterprise that wants improved operations and reduced costs.\n\nMany IE's start their own companies or go into consulting. \n\nIndustrial engineering is challenging, rewarding, and full of opportunity. There's no limit to the places you can go with a degree in industrial engineering.
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Go to college. Get good grades. Do an internship. Start applying for jobs in the early winter or early spring. Have a professional reader (should be able to find one free on campus) review your resume before you post it to the top job-hunting sites. (Yahoo Hotjobs and Monster) Dress-up for the interview in appropriate business wear. Reasearch the company before you go to the interview so you know as much about them as possible.
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1. get a degree.\n2. send out 500 resumes.\nMIKE
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Open your local phone book and go through it.\n\nWrite to all the major manufacturing plants, hospitals etc...\n\nFind out from your advisor if any local company owners or presidents are former achievers and focus on those companies.
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If you are in the Philippines, I would suggest to avoid Chemical Engineering because of limited opportunities... Industrial Engineers usually get lower pay... Material Science is great because of the semiconductor industry and there are a lot of options... Environmental Engineering - not really sure... but I would recommend Electronics and Communications Engineering if you are really not decided because of flexibility...
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Best advice is to finish school... your competition will. Try to get internships over summers if you can.\n\nAlso, I know it can be tough to get into the industry, but being "ready for back door" is NOT something you want to put on your resume...
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Go to college and get a degree in Construction Management. I'm currently working on mine. I just finished my first year and have already had a ton of job offers. Big companies from all over the country are begging for Construction Managers. I attend Boise State. 22 students received there degrees this spring, everyone of them already had jobs. These companies will let you intern with them during the summer and then when you get your degree you already have a great job. Check it out. The demand is very high and Boise State has one of the best programs in the country. If you are interested and need some help or have questions, feel free to contact me. Good Luck
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first make your resume properly and put all your ablites which you have, now you are fresh, so you should highlet your qualification with persentage. then only companys can think abount you. \none more small suggation that dont look for good salary from first job. try to get good expereince, then only your you will able to get enjoyment in you r life ..\n\nbest of luck..\nreddy.d.s