the same neighbor that I mentioned a few threads ago. he is 20 and said he has had this job he "heard about from a friend" for a few years. he never went to college and didn't even do well in high school. similar thing with his brother
RageFuel my neighbor is in training to be electrical engineer, never went to college
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Technician or engineer? Most engineers need to get certified
he said engineer. i don't think he's full fledged he is in training
Does he mean "electrician"? That's a trade.
"fake it until you make it" is often a good job strategy (and sometimes life strategy too)
I have to confess I lied terribly about my job experience at my current job, otherwise I would've never landed it or even made it past the initial screening :-(
life is a lie
I have to confess I lied terribly about my job experience at my current job, otherwise I would've never landed it or even made it past the initial screening :-(
life is a lie
I don't think electrical and computer engineers need to.
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I have no idea but I believe to have the title engineer you need to
You need a degree in most places (everywhere in America, I believe) to be a P.E. (Professional Engineer), which means you're registered as a real engineer with the government and what not (it can be useful at certain times, you have a stamp, you get paid more), but you do not need to be a PE to be an engineer.
Nope, depends on the field. I think electrical engineers only need a license if they plan on working for the government. Then again that depends on the state.
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