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Sundae posted:Glad that you're okay with it. Entry level ChemE in California seems to be insanely difficult to find anything in recently. Am graduating this week and probably 90% of the class hasn't gotten offers yet.
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drat I should have asked in here earlier, I just finished the hiring process for an engineering (non-software) position for after I finish grad school this summer and in the initial screening call they told me the target range was 120-130k, and when I got the offer letter it was for 130k. They called me up the day before the offer letter was sent to tell me what the offer was - would that have been the time to negotiate or after I got the letter? It felt like it was pretty quick and on the spot and while I'm by no means displeased with the offer I wonder if I could have gotten a bit more (it's too late for that though I suppose).
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stump collector posted:can I ask what type of engineering and in what area of the US? i am looking for electrical engineering positions and I think I have been completely hosed on salary for the last four years. but its somewhat close to what everyone else (out of college) got for the area.
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