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If you are a civil or geotechnical engineering consulting firm or contractor or even a hiring manager swamped with other duties, recruitment is a whole other job you can't fully commit to. So what happens? Projects are on hold, deadlines slipping, and opportunities are missed because you don't have the right person in place. The cost isn't just monetary; it's about the potential unfulfilled and the innovation stalled. This is where we come in to help you as a partner. We specialize in connecting civil and geotechnical engineering firms like yours with the talent you've been searching for. With a focus on your specific needs, we dive into the talent pool and find those exceptional candidates who are not just looking but eager for the opportunities you provide. Let's connect and discuss how we can help you find the talent you need. A partnership with us is straightforward – we find you the talent, bring it to your table, and help you create a win-win situation.

Civil & Geotechnical engineers – don't let loyalty cost you your career or financial growth! A harsh reality: a skilled engineer, loyal for years, suddenly laid off. Loyalty doesn't guarantee job security. In today's unpredictable job market, it's essential to be proactive about your career growth and open to exploring new opportunities. Don't wait until it's too late to start planning your next move. Timing is key, and even if you're not ready for a change right now, having conversations with recruiters like me can plant the seeds for future success. My approach is simple: I bring opportunities to you, respect your decisions, and continue to search for even better options on your behalf. Don't let loyalty blind you to the possibilities that await! Be open to discussions about your career path and consider opportunities that can contribute to your overall growth and well-being. Let's chat and explore how I can help you navigate the ever-changing job market and find your perfect fit.

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Employers need to look at the long term. What benefits will keeping that loyal employee on the payroll? What potential does this candidate bring if we hire him/her? Where can we go with this person on staff?

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After 195 days in my new engineering role at The Mannik & Smith Group, Inc., I am still very happy & appreciate the hospitality of #TeamMSG where the culture is strong with teammates who are action oriented & full of positivity, technical skill, & creative spirit centered on communication, collaboration, cooperation, & commitment. If you are interested in joining such a team, don’t delay-apply today! #TheMannikAndSmithWay #CivilEngineering #StructuralEngineering #TransportationEngineering #EvironmentalSciences #GeotechnicalEngineering #AgriculturalEngineering #LandscapeArchitecture #LandSurveying #ConstructionEngineeringAndInspection #PlanningAndFundingStrategies #MannikAndSmith #TechnicalSkill #CreativeSpirit #OutstandingClientService #Culture #Opportunity #Development #Growth #Honesty #Integrity #Professionalism #Action #Success #HardWork #TechnicalExcellence #CreativeThinking #4Cs #Communicate #Collaborate #Cooperate #Commit #Partner #Teamwork #BetterTogether #TeamMSG #HappyInfrastructureDay #EveryDayIsInfrastructureDay

I worked in an environmental management company for a year, where I received extensive training and even got promoted. However, I decided to quit, thinking that my one-year experience would easily land me another job. To my surprise, I was jobless for nearly a month. During those three weeks, I wondered why I hadn’t secured a job despite my experience. That’s when I realized the importance of choosing the right branch in civil engineering. I decided to focus on municipal design, a field related to my experience in stormwater management. I quickly learned what the industry was looking for, honed my skills, and landed a job within three days of preparation. Reflecting on my earlier job applications, I noticed I had applied for positions in transportation and other branches where I had little to no experience. My success came from leveraging my specific skills in stormwater management, aligning them with industry needs, and targeting the right branch. The key takeaway: Choosing your branch is the first step in civil engineering. Instead of applying to 100 jobs in various fields, focus on one branch you are familiar with from your studies or previous work. Begin your licensing process, learn the necessary software, and prepare thoroughly for interviews. With this focused approach, you will significantly increase your chances of landing a job.

Attention Geotechnical and Civil Engineers! Interested in staying current on new opportunities, resources, tools and more? You're in the right place if you don’t want to miss the latest opportunities and resourceful content for civil and geotechnical engineering. Just visit my profile, and then hit the bell icon at the right side of my profile. I do my best to share helpful info about jobs, job interviewing, hiring tips, and industry trends. So, don't miss out!

Career Map for Civil Engineer This career map outlines the potential educational and career pathways for a civil engineer. It begins with the necessary educational qualifications, including Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctorate degrees. Entry-level positions such as Junior Engineer, Site Engineer, and Design Engineer provide a foundation for further career advancement. Mid-level roles include Project Engineer, Structural Engineer, Transportation Engineer, Geotechnical Engineer, and Environmental Engineer. These roles offer opportunities to specialize and develop expertise in various fields. At the senior level, positions such as Project Manager, Senior Engineer, Lead Engineer, and Construction Manager require advanced skills and leadership capabilities. Specializations in Structural, Transportation, Environmental, and Geotechnical Engineering allow for focused career paths. Additional certifications like Professional Engineer (PE) and Project Management Professional (PMP) enhance professional credentials. Ongoing professional development through continuing education, conferences, workshops, and participation in professional associations is essential for career growth and staying updated with industry advancements #careermap #civilengineering