Alabama thread!

Thanks. This is a new experience for me. I'm used to having awesome managers that point me in a direction and step away. This guy treats me like I'm a tool in his toolbox that's used for things he can't do then put back and drawer closed.

 

Manufacturing Engineer. Possibly. But I am making a killing here.

 

+1 for document the hell out of him. Send it to HR and his manager. If you think that won't eventually result in his termination or relocation, then it's time for cost benefit analysis.
Are your benefits and pay worth the headache? Suck it up like I do. If not, start job shopping!

That being said, if another awesome opportunity fell in my lap, I'd probably take it. Anyone hiring a semi competent software/web dev or 3d modeling/printing enthusiast?

 

Document everything, as whitedlite said.

Clean up your resume and look for other options.

 

Take a look at indeed.com for the Huntsville area.

 

Where in Bama are you again?

 

Huntsville

 

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I sit right beside my superior and shoot the shit with him all day. Everyone I'm over is in the gulf area..

I've never had a bad manager. Given this is my first job where I have to answer to someone, my boss doesn't question my actions though. Get shit done, everyone's happy.

 

lol I don't talk salary but I can tell you if our company wins 1/3 of the jobs that are out for bid right now we will be hiring.

 

Condolences and prayers to leah

 

What company do you work for and what kind of positions do ya'll have? Money talks and my wallet is pretty quiet. Lol.

 

https://www.spectrumsi.com/

just depends on what you do, and what they have available. job listings aren't always up to date.

 

Cool. I'll take a look. I'm a Mechanical Engineer for a little over two years now.

 

I'm a mechanical for just over 3. I can tell you that my group will be the one hiring if we win a lot of this work, and a mechanical will be what we need. Any HVAC experience/knowledge at all?

 

Nothing more than what I did in college with my classes. My experience focuses more in hardware integration and structural/stress analysis. Working mainly with rotary wing aircraft.

 

helicopter, a/c cooling fan, same stuff hire him Scotty

 

Keep looking at who I work for, we often look for your skill set:

http://www.intrepidinc.com/careers/

 

Can confirm helicopter = a/c. When blades quits spinning, pilots start sweating real damn fast.