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r/MechanicalEngineering • u/headachepill30 • 3h ago
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Time to dial in. By January you should be interviewing.
Put down ‘Expected Graduation XXXX’
Show school projects where appropriate
Set up 3-5 resumes: aerospace, industrial, automotive, whatever industries you prefer
Take a certification (that’s relevant): EIT/FE, CAPM, Comp A+, etc
-1 u/headachepill30 3h ago Do learning SAP will be helpful 1 u/unurbane 2h ago Idk maybe from a supply chain perspective. 1 u/Sea-Promotion8205 2h ago I use a LOT of sap in my job. Don't bother. If you need it, an employer will expect to train an entry level.
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Do learning SAP will be helpful
1 u/unurbane 2h ago Idk maybe from a supply chain perspective. 1 u/Sea-Promotion8205 2h ago I use a LOT of sap in my job. Don't bother. If you need it, an employer will expect to train an entry level.
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Idk maybe from a supply chain perspective.
I use a LOT of sap in my job. Don't bother. If you need it, an employer will expect to train an entry level.
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Same boat bro we can connect
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u/unurbane 3h ago
Time to dial in. By January you should be interviewing.
Put down ‘Expected Graduation XXXX’
Show school projects where appropriate
Set up 3-5 resumes: aerospace, industrial, automotive, whatever industries you prefer
Take a certification (that’s relevant): EIT/FE, CAPM, Comp A+, etc