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Engineering Career and Job Hunting Advice for November 2017

As a service to RF Cafe visitors, I will post your company's tech-related job openings at no cost. Only direct hiring companies' jobs are posted for free. If you are responsible for hiring in your company, send me an e-mail with the job listing information and I'll be glad to post it for you. The most recent list of jobs can be seen here. Recruiters may submit jobs for posting at a cost of $100 per job. Also, I made the rounds of employment advice websites and pulled out these useful ones for November.

The first in the list is quite interesting - good news for techies in general. In the second, Monster ranks the best companies for veterans - Lockheed-Martin, Booz Allen Hamilton, and BAE are look'n good.

Here is a list of current engineering jobs listed on RF Cafe.

Here are the complete job resource lists for 2018, 2019.

Which Jobs Have Highest and Lowest Divorce Rates?, by Nathan Yau
The Monster 2017 Best Companies for Veterans, by Monster
Engineering Job Growth: Is It Time to Shake the Magic 8-Ball?, by Cabe Atwell
The #1 Trait Hiring Managers Seek Most, by Vicki Salemi,
Should I Resign or Wait to Be Laid Off?, by Daniel Bortz
101 Career Tips You Can Learn in 3 Seconds, by Lily Herman
A 15-Minutes-a-Day LinkedIn Routine to Get Results, by Wayne Breitbarth
Double-Check Before Submitting a Cover Letter, by Karen Dikson
How to Network with Different Types of Connections, by Marcelle Yeager

Posted November 7, 2017

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