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amit kumar
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04/22/2008 2:03 AM

hi friends . i m a fresh graduate in mechanical engg. , i m couldn't decide that wat field shud i go for as a career option -- ( either power sector or oil&gsa sector). please suggest me wat shud i opt .

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04/22/2008 2:47 AM

Have you considered a career in Proofreading?
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04/22/2008 4:44 AM

hello sir ,

thnx for ur reply n a good suggestion ., but sorry to say that i don't abt this field "Prooreading ' very much . so, if u can then pleease suggest and guide me . i'vl be really very thankful to you.

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04/22/2008 3:44 AM

I should go for a foundation course in English spelling before you consider which way to go with your career.

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04/23/2008 3:11 AM

Hi,

I am like you sometimes 1990 when I had a degree of BS in Mechanical Engineering and by that year I passed the Licensure Exam. I had been worked for various area for 15 years in Del Monte as a Mechanical Project Engineer. I would like to suggest if ok with you, You should take one of that sector you've mention which one is easy for you to have. Through daily works you gain is a progressive experience. As long as you are safe and happy on your carrier you will be successful.

Have a nice day.

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09/05/2008 2:41 AM

What do you say about condition monitoring?

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