I recently hired a VA who has supplied some pretty decent leads so far, but I was wondering if its safe to allow them access to my seller central so they can check ungates while sourcing for me, or if there is any way around this. Thanks!
I will be transferring this fall as a junior and am on the hunt for an apartment and was wondering what you would all recommend. I wanna stay under 1300, not opposed to roommates, will be bringing my car, and will be studying engineering, so I believe this means I will be spending most of my time at North Campus.
I am transferring from a small community college to the University of Michigan as a junior mechanical engineer. I'm hoping to get into my first internship next summer, but due to my time at this small school, I haven't participated in any big projects/research yet. Im not totally sure what I want to specialize in, deciding between GNC, robotics / AI controls, or more tech-heavy. What are some possible project ideas I can do this summer to have at least something on my resume? I will definitely participate once I transfer, but I want to start narrowing down my focus now.
Hello all, I am currently a rising junior transferring to the University of Michigan as a mechanical engineer who plans to get involved immediately in research, hopefully propulsion-based. I am an entrepreneurial-minded person, currently running an amz business to fund my life. I chose engineering as I want to work on cutting edge technology while also having the option to take riskier paths, such as working at startups. I was wondering what my realistic options will be post grad, and what compensation will look like. I am considering a PhD after graduation, but also dont want to delay building wealth. My number 1 goal is truly to be wealthy as I never came from much, and I know engineering isnt the quickest route but it is what I enjoy and I know it is possible. Specifically, what directions can I take as an ME major interested in aerospace in order to receive the highest compensation?