Engineers now a higher default risk ??

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  1. mrdobalina

    mrdobalina Well-Known Member

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    there's more to life than working
    Word.
     
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    I am an engineer,but no idea what this is all about. What are the implications to an individual?
     
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  4. bob shovel

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    Actually you're an actor, you just pretend to be an engineer. You're but affected ;)

    Gingerbeers get special assessment being in a "good" job. Like nurses.
    That's the basic explanation ;) the smart people will be along soon
     
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    Forget the smart people...I like your explanation of it Bob. :p
     
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  6. raj_27

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    Unlike you i am only a TV actor :D.

    Still have no idea what everybody is talking about:confused:.
     
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  7. Tyler Durden

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    Even engineers pretend to be engineers. I was once radioed to assist a 457 mech engineer (out at Yandi under HWE) who was struggling with a hose fitting, I assumed it was something hydraulic...

    Nope. Turns out he'd never seen a garden hose connector and coupling in his life.

    Some days, that's what they paid me the big $$ to do. :D
     
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  8. bob shovel

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    It's considered a reliable or "safe" job with lots of work. So you should be in a secure job or able to find work.

    Why get your hands dirty when you can play dum and get someone else to do it! Plus you know what those bloody tradies are like, they'll cry demarcation till the cows come home! :p
     
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    Thanks Bob, I just needed one word in the whole thread LMI. I lack bit of common sense, or should i say IP sense :)
     
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  10. Skilled_Migrant

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    Dr. Sheldon Cooper: Engineering is the slow cousin of physics

    o_O
     
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    Awful show.
    Molecular engineering sounds pretty basic.
     
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