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26-09-2008, 09:00pm
Hi there,
I am a Plastics Engineer, at the moment I am working in the Plastics Industry but as an Engineering Manager. It can be enjoyable but has it's frustrating moments too, once you get comfortable with chaos theory you'll do well. But on the other side, when you get to undertake DoE (Design of Experiment) work etc then it's challenging and fun.
My wife's profession involves keeping stupid people in the gene pool. She is an State OHS Manager, with 14 sites to look after across NSW/ACT. The company car she has racks up the kilometers, it will come up for replacement on kilometers before it runs out of time. She enjoys the work but the frustrating bit can be the serial offenders who are determined to be taken out of the gene pool, as well as those who want to rort the system.
I would like to add another "what if" question here. Out of those people already in their chosen profession, if they were to give it up tomorrow what would you do. I would consider consulting or industry training as possible career choices.
I am a Plastics Engineer, at the moment I am working in the Plastics Industry but as an Engineering Manager. It can be enjoyable but has it's frustrating moments too, once you get comfortable with chaos theory you'll do well. But on the other side, when you get to undertake DoE (Design of Experiment) work etc then it's challenging and fun.
My wife's profession involves keeping stupid people in the gene pool. She is an State OHS Manager, with 14 sites to look after across NSW/ACT. The company car she has racks up the kilometers, it will come up for replacement on kilometers before it runs out of time. She enjoys the work but the frustrating bit can be the serial offenders who are determined to be taken out of the gene pool, as well as those who want to rort the system.
I would like to add another "what if" question here. Out of those people already in their chosen profession, if they were to give it up tomorrow what would you do. I would consider consulting or industry training as possible career choices.