u/Academic-Lifeguard19

In a few weeks I'm going to be starting my first job out of college as a project engineer for a large company. While I currently don't know much about being a project engineer my biggest fear isn't that I will struggle technically. I'm nervous about operating in a corporate environment. I'm not familiar with all the unspoken rules and naissances. If anyone has any tips of any kind that will help me be successful in a professional setting I would really appreciate it. I'm also open to hearing any tips that might make me a better project engineer too. Thank you!

In a few weeks I'm going to be starting my first job out of college as a project engineer for a large company. While I currently don't know much about being a project engineer my biggest fear isn't that I will struggle technically. I'm nervous about operating in a corporate environment. I'm not familiar with all the unspoken rules and naissances. If anyone has any tips of any kind that will help me be successful in a professional setting I would really appreciate it. I'm also open to hearing any tips that might make me a better project engineer too. Thank you!

In a few days I have an video call interview for this position. If anyone's been here before can you give me some advice on what to expect during the interview?(What type of questions will they ask me?) I really want to get this job so I need to be as prepared as possible. Also if you haven't take the FE exam, you only qualify for the Engineer Trainee position but once you take the exam you then become an Assistant Engineer. I plan on taking and passing the FE exam on July 28th. Does anyone know if they would force me into the trainee position because I haven't passed the FE as of the time of the interview or would I be allowed to be an Assistant as long as I passed before getting hired? Thank you for all the help!

In a few days I have an video call interview for this position. If anyone's been here before can you give me some advice on what to expect during the interview?(What type of questions will they ask me?) I really want to get this job so I need to be as prepared as possible. Also if you haven't take the FE exam, you only qualify for the Engineer Trainee position but once you take the exam you then become an Assistant Engineer. I plan on taking and passing the FE exam on July 28th. Does anyone know if they would force me into the trainee position because I haven't passed the FE as of the time of the interview or would I be allowed to be an Assistant as long as I passed before getting hired? Thank you for all the help!

I'm taking the FE mechanical exam in about a month and just had some general questions. If I see thermo questions in section 1 does that mean I won't see thermo questions in section 2? Does the test follow the order of the topics in the handbook? Can I expect Math, Stats, and Econ to be in the 1st section? I know the test isn't only multiple choice, can someone point to me examples on what the other formats look like (specific examples)? Finally, what caught you the most off guard when you took the test?