Recent content by VoloD

I NEVER would have though about it like that. I was trying to make this resume "stand out" in the ATS ( Automated Tracking System). But I was not sure how effective it would show my education and skills versus my current position. I will try a slightly different order and work on the details.

Thank You. I will definitely give it a chance.

Here is a short link, hope it helps (I'm using google drive to do this) http://bit.ly/2paUPxY

Short link http://bit.ly/2paUPxY

Hello Everyone I have recently been working at a construction department for my state ( I live in the USA). I have learned so many things from this job, but I am looking for something more related to electronics, programming, or technical consulting. One of my points mentions creating...

Thanks for your responding. Its cool. I got some helpful advice so its a good start.

I have applied to numerous jobs in multiple states ( I am in the United States). I think the problem is that I really do not have any industry contacts that can help. I can not find any recruiters or the ones I have tried did not work out.

I have been relentelessly searching for jobs and I have even called businesses and alumni. Unfortunately, I can not seem to find work ANYWHERE. I don't know if its my underwhelming resume or that I simply am doing something wrong. My network is not very vast. I have tried to reach out, but I...

Does anyone know of any jobs which would look favorably on an MS engineer

I think that is a tad harsh Dr. Steve I understand that the OP needs to make a serious career choice. However, I do believe that collegiate education is a pathway to furthering ones job prospects. I think the OP may need to considering looking up companies that hire Physics graduates or...

I understand what your going through. The difference is that I wish I had your GPA and optimism about Physics (although I have some nostalgia for it). The data entry jobs I found were more programming than business focused, however I did come across some heavy finance oriented analyst...

I have seen physics graduates choose to become K-12 teachers. I have seen physics graduates who actually work in oil and gas industry. There are a strong number of physics graduates who leave off to pursue careers in medicine or law. Some people even have the heart to pursue that elusive PhD...

I think is one of those post where I can help out. To the OP, have you ever thought about going back to graduate school as the others have suggested. You can always do another BS or go to a community college to get another degree. You don't seem disappointed with your school, just your major...

Thanks I appreciate the responses. I just feel like I went to a better ranked school in vain. I wish that I had went to the lower ranked school for my degree instead. As someone posted, it just doesn't feel like the rigor was worth it in the initial job search.

https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/revised-importance-of-degree-and-univeristy-for-jobs.882577/ this is the new thread