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Just remove the question from "defense contractors" and think about it for any job in engineering. The engineering challenges at, say... -
CalcNerd replied to the thread Engineering Physics Major Considering Masters in EE -- Need help!.My advice is to take the EIT in the next few months (after you study for it). The test gets harder for you to pass the longer you are...
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Number of Physics jobs in the US 2023 - 23,500 Projected Physics employment change 2023-2033 - +1,700 Projected yearly Physics job... -
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CalcNerd reacted to StatGuy2000's post in the thread Engineering Physics Major Considering Masters in EE -- Need help! with Like.
For what it's worth, let me weigh in. The fact that you have been out of your undergraduate program for 4 years could potentially pose...
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CalcNerd reacted to Choppy's post in the thread Admissions Am I cooked for graduate school? with Like.
Getting into grad school will be an uphill battle if you're sitting at a 2.7. But something to really consider is... why? Admittedly...
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CalcNerd reacted to StatGuy2000's post in the thread Admissions Am I cooked for graduate school? with Like.
To the OP: You are an upcoming senior with only a 2.7 GPA. I will not sugarcoat this -- that is a considerable obstacle to being...
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Look, @ducknumerouno, it should be clear to you from the responses in this thread that infinity is a mathematical concept that is quite...
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CalcNerd reacted to TensorCalculus's post in the thread What are career paths that combine physics and education? with Like.
Don't know if you're still open to advice on this thread, but could I recommend teaching in a selective school? Perhaps with younger...
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Some other directions that might fit in the Venn diagram... Corporate Educator Larger companies like Siemens/Varian employ people with...
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Sometimes, you just need to try something to find if you really like it. And be willing to change if you don't like it. My first...
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If you can finish a PhD, it can lead to being a professor not only at research-oriented universities, but also at smaller institutions...
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An NDA isn't uncommon, especially in work that might be patentable or with an embargo date prior to journal publication in a paper...
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In my experience, it's common for the client to own everything they've paid for without having to acknowledge the source (consultant)...
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I've been on both sides of lots of NDAs in my career, but I always had a company's lawyers on my side reviewing all of the clauses (and...