Gain Extra Experience - Take Quick Survey Now!

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A project is underway to provide individuals with more experience, and a survey has been created to gather relevant data. Internships are considered valuable experience, especially in the science and engineering fields. Participants are encouraged to complete the survey, which is quick and easy. The discussion highlights the importance of internships for those pursuing careers in these sectors. The project aims to enhance opportunities for individuals in mechanical engineering and related disciplines.
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Hey!

I am working on a project to give people the chance for more experience but to go ahead I need some facts and figures. Would be great if you could do a quick survey. Honestly only takes a min and would be much appreciated.

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/FKTGLZQ

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Hi niall,

would you count internships as jobs? I'm in the middle of waiting for feedback on my internship applications in science and engineering fields.
 
Hey,

Yeah any experience what so ever. I have almost completed a degree in Mechanical Engineering so the project is more related to science and engineering.
 
Cool, filled it out for you, good luck!
 

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