Interviewing an Electrical Engineer for a Career Project

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The discussion revolves around a request for assistance in interviewing an Electrical Engineer for a school project, specifically seeking answers to ten questions. Participants encouraged the requester to share the questions for potential responses from engineers. However, the thread was ultimately closed due to forum policies that prohibit interview threads for privacy and anti-phishing reasons. This closure highlights the importance of adhering to community guidelines when seeking help. The user will need to explore alternative methods to conduct their interview.
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excuse me i am in need of help i need to interview an Electrical Engineer for a Career Project in school i just have 10 questions that i need answered
 
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Ok. Ask the 10 questions...and I'm sure a bunch of "engineers' will answer you openly...and honestly.
 
MB2 said:
excuse me i am in need of help i need to interview an Electrical Engineer for a Career Project in school i just have 10 questions that i need answered

Sorry, for privacy and anti-phishing reasons, we no longer allow interview threads at the PF. Thread is closed.
 
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