If I wanted to ba a engineer, mechanic(cars), would it guarantee me a job and will I have good pay?
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Good mechanics are always in demand and have you ever seen a car repair bill??  Pay will be based on you knowledge, skill and location.  Best of luck.
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What is a GOOD job? \n\nI would classify a good job as one that I can earn a decent wage along with one that I would really enjoy doing.\n\nI would check out the local newspaper.
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Yes you can,\ndepending on what type of engineering you do depends on where you would get a job. \n\nIt is civil, structural, aerospace? \n\nManufacturing companies that do things from building cars to making baby products hire engineers.
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Very good job prospects!  Go ahead!!
95374
I don't know, I'd like to drive though, you can be my mechanic ...if you're good.  There are special schools but I think they cost quite a bit.  Here's one I ran across coming back from Charllotte yesterday.  \n\nwww.motorsportsintern.com
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Save your money.  An engineering degree isn't worth anything.    Especially for software, computer and electronics.  The average carreer lasts about 5-7 years at low pay which isn't long enough to recoupe what it costs to go to school.  \n\nYou could try appplying for a Pell grant.  But its still a waste of time.  Once you get an engineering degree, this closes the door and opportunity to get scholarships in other fields.\n\nSorry, but there just aren't any jobs out there right now for engineeers.
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It all depends on how many hours you are prepared to work and what industry you can work in. \n Around the victorian countryside there are ample jobs during semester brakes working as a fruit picker/packer but these jobs pay by piece rate. But in short yes you should be able to cover your cost of living so long as you live to a resonable budget
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I haven't gotten out yet, but I have every intention of staying a mechanic.  I've met quite a few civilians that kept to the same field of work after they got out.  There is good pay involved when you have military training and four years experience at a job.  It's always a good option.
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It is very hard to determine which type of engineers paid most. All engineers have equal chances to get good salary in job market. Thing is good branch can give u good starting but main emphasis is on percentage that u have maintained during ut college time If u are the best among others than it doesnt matter which branch or from which college yuo are,only important thing is knowledge yuo have.
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I doubt it. Most reputable places you would want to work would require certification and/or a license.
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Hi,\nWhat is this ?Who said engineers get good salary.Even getting IIT is not going to result in getting good salary. Even after getting engineering degree people go for MS, Phd, MBA etc.It is not all get good jobs and good salary. Everywhere there is competition, tough competition. In every field you have to show your merit and EXCEL yourself.Also academic achievements alone does not take you to the top spot. WORLDLY KNOWLEDGE and how to move with the co workers, boss(es),etc etc also counts. It is only in INDIA these kind of talks come up.In USA if you are good BasketBall or FOOTBALL or RUGBY player you get fabu;lous salary. MONEY is not everything in this world.\n\nYou are on the right path. Do MCA . Lot of software jobs with high salary is READY FOR YOU.\nSo cheer up.All the best
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No, you can be confident that the information you are learning will be totally useless when you graduate and get a job.  Instead you will be required to use common sense, a course that cannot be taught.  The secret to being a good Engineer, is knowing what is important info, and what is clutter dream up by academics (this especially applies to Engineering Math - all you will actually have to use is simple operators, percentages and other stuff every 17 year old will know - all Engineers I have spoken to have done no calculus since graduation).
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I think that if it's something that you are interested in doing then go for it. It sounds like it would be a pretty good job especially if it's something you like. Good luck with your future.
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If you can find a good job with a high salary preferably through campus placement, then yes, you ought to take it.\n\nElse it is better to go for higher education.\n\n\nActually the answer depends on whether you can afford higher education after B.Tech without a job.
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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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of course u should\ni have lot  of my friends working there too\nne ways dont u think life can be a bit better with a salary better than this and a respectable degree\n\ncall centres moreover do not have a secured future, do they??\n\nask ur self dont u deserve something better\n\nu should ,,must pursue higher studies
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My father has been a mechanic all his life and I have a college degree . . . I don't think any less of him for one reason and one reason only . . . I know my dad could do anything he chooses to do in life (he's one of the most intelligent people I know and undoubtedly smarter than half my college professors). He chose to be a mechanic because he loves working on machines, my dad is doing what he loves and that's a thousand times better than people who are making millions and aren't happy.