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Buses, Bankers and the Beer of Revenge
From Greek computers to aircraft carriers made of ice - a collection of 50 of the best stories from Justin Pollard’s Eccentric Engineer column in E&T magazine.
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20 May 2013 | IET London: Savoy Place, UK
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8 - 10 April 2014 | Midland Hotel, Manchester, UK
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 14 November 2012 01:41 PM
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Hi,
Firstly a big hello to all. I wondered if anyone can be of assistance. I have recently applied for my MIET however the feedback I have received is relating to my CV not being detailed enough. Probably my own fault as I tightened my CV to one side of A4. I did manage to get the most important/relevant information included however the request is for further detailed information. I have always been split into two minds when it comes to CV's and never know how much to include/exclude. So can anyone offer any advice or guidance as such in terms of explaining my experience further to support my application. Many Thanks Nick |
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16 November 2012 01:56 PM
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Hi,
I'm filling my application out now to upgrade my membership to MIET and I'm basically going to fill my cv with everything I do at my place, if you don't mind me asking what's the highest qualification you have got. Thanks |
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14 December 2012 01:37 PM
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Hi,
Highest is a HND in Electronic Eng. I have 2 BTEC level 3's also. One in Electronic Eng. and the other in Mechanical Eng, plus the usual GCSE's and A-Levels. Regards Nick |
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31 January 2013 01:16 PM
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Having interviewed a number of people over the years I find most CV's do not show the level of involvement in work and often just states an item of plant or project.. You should try and indicate the level of responsibility you had and how many (if any) people worked for you. If you did not have anyone working for you then you could focus on showing how important your input was/is to a piece of work.
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