Anyone looking for engineers?

[Powerman620]

Bad time for my son to be graduating from OSU in mechanical engineering , but it will turn around.

 

[NikatKimber]

Bad time for my son to be graduating from OSU in mechanical engineering , but it will turn around.

I graduated in similar circumstances at the bottom of the economy in 2009.

 

[DRC458]

Man, I'm sorry to hear that ... for you and all of the others here who have been personally affected. Wish you all the best. I never thought it would be an 'advantage' to be retired, but as long as SSA and my pension remain solvent, I'll be OK.

 

[Gunbuffer]

Ha, you engineers are always just a bit behind use Geology guys....we get all the good jobs at McDonalds! I got RIFed a couple weeks ago.

You’d make a

Ha, you engineers are always just a bit behind use Geology guys....we get all the good jobs at McDonalds! I got RIFed a couple weeks ago.

geology right! You SouthAmerican spook!!

 

[Eagle Eye]

I’m looking for someone to push a broom. Engineering degree optional

 

[Fredkrueger100]

I am so sorry to hear this. I will check my company. We hire engineers from time to time.

 

[dennishoddy]

You engineers contact OG&E or possibly ONG. Utilities will never go into a downturn in the economy.

 

[thor447]

I'm so sorry to hear of all of the job losses going on. You know it's happening, but it hits home when folks we talk with regularly are directly affected. I'll pray that all of you find employment as soon possible. I work for a company that supports the gaming industry. There are a lot of layoffs going around in this industry too, especially since the Paycheck Protection act does not cover payroll support for anyone in the gaming industry. Luckily for me, the company I work for is a small, privately owned, very successful operation. Our incredible ownership team was better positioned than most to whether this storm, and have not laid off a single employee, although we've been shut down for over a month now. I'm on weekly conference calls with them to go over our plans for opening back up. Their dedication to keep every employee on the payroll, while taking extra precautions when opening is inspiring. Every other support company that I'm aware of has had to lay off some folks, and I'm guessing some of the casinos will be following suit shortly. My fingers are crossed that we'll all be able to go back to work soon.

 

[dennishoddy]

I'm so sorry to hear of all of the job losses going on. You know it's happening, but it hits home when folks we talk with regularly are directly affected. I'll pray that all of you find employment as soon possible. I work for a company that supports the gaming industry. There are a lot of layoffs going around in this industry too, especially since the Paycheck Protection act does not cover payroll support for anyone in the gaming industry. Luckily for me, the company I work for is a small, privately owned, very successful operation. Our incredible ownership team was better positioned than most to whether this storm, and have not laid off a single employee, although we've been shut down for over a month now. I'm on weekly conference calls with them to go over our plans for opening back up. Their dedication to keep every employee on the payroll, while taking extra precautions when opening is inspiring. Every other support company that I'm aware of has had to lay off some folks, and I guessing some of the casinos will be following suit shortly. My fingers are crossed that we'll all be able to go back to work soon.

Great company you work for. They appear to support their employees vs the almighty buck.

 

[thor447]

Great company you work for. They appear to support their employees vs the almighty buck.

Indeed they are. The ownership team has stopped taking salaries to help keep payroll going for everyone. They're an incredible group of people.