Subject	Congrats. Nuke engineering job market is always tight...
Posted by	Kevin (Jax) on April 27, 2002 at 7:27 AM
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In Reply To	NZR: Woohoo! Just got my first real job out of school... posted by AK93TT on April 26, 2002 at 11:33 PM
Message	You might as well get used to it. Going into a highly specialized field like yours will almost always produce a very small market but hopefully higher than average compensation. Good luck!
Follow Ups	NZR: Woohoo! Just got my first real job out of school... - AK93TT 23:33:24 04/26/02 yeah it is real tight now, im still looking for internship (n/m) - RaBBiZ 23:35:56 04/26/02 I am like 85-90%% sure you will hear from TNS>> - 90Z32TT 10:46:06 04/27/02 no problem, i have plenty of time :) - RaBBiZ 12:28:46 04/27/02 Congrats and Good Luck - kandy2dr 23:35:59 04/26/02 your first job is as a nuclear engineer? - Guapo 23:36:33 04/26/02 Homer - chivas(NFC) 23:40:02 04/26/02 its scary..... - Halo Z 00:02:40 04/27/02 That's just not a good sign... it's like seeing the forth - chivas(NFC) 00:15:08 04/27/02 i called vence and added $150 worth of stuff today =) - Halo Z 00:25:28 04/27/02 Working at San Onofre??? (n/m) - crazezcreepin 23:45:12 04/26/02 Congrats! But some advice... - Altersys 00:04:29 04/27/02 Yep! A good way to do it is... - SeedyRom (Not Fixed) 00:23:13 04/27/02 yeah, i sock away 150 off the top to a seperate account - Halo Z 00:29:33 04/27/02 I agree, if you have a credit union, have them take some out - JeffZTT (ATL) 11:42:57 04/27/02 Yup, Max out 401K + 3K in a Roth IRA - StephenH (California) 10:20:34 04/27/02 Agreed! - Altersys 11:26:50 04/27/02 Congrats. Nuke engineering job market is always tight... - Kevin (Jax) 07:27:21 04/27/02 Good Luck buddy!!!!!!!!!! (n/m) - ZoneX 08:07:20 04/27/02
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