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A manufacturing engineer helps companies design materials and parts and improve manufacturing systems. Because of the advanced skills needed for this job, a college degree typically is required. Due to the high demand for engineers, this is an attractive option for a career path. You should be able to work in a variety of roles…
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Manufacturing companies have not shown as much progress in diversity and inclusion as many other industries. This means that most manufacturing organizations are behind other sectors in their progress with these issues. Fortunately, the mindset of manufacturing company leaders includes the ability to systematically solve problems. As a result, leadership can apply their skills to…
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After you receive a verbal job offer, you likely will receive an email with the written offer. Whether you read over the information and decide to accept or decline the offer, request more information, or negotiate, you need to respond in a reasonable amount of time. Knowing what to include and some suggested formats for…
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Having an organized warehouse helps your company run efficiently. This means your warehouse space needs to be optimized to fit your needs. The better your warehouse is organized, the more quickly your team can receive merchandise, prepare orders, load and ship containers, and maintain customer satisfaction. Implement these six tips to maintain organization in your…
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In the continuously evolving sales industry, the most effective sales techniques still are being used today. Although the processes may be slightly different, the results typically lead to closing on deals. Knowing what some of these techniques help*– you move forward in your sales career. Choose among these six tips to increase your success in…
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Maintaining productivity at your manufacturing facility is important. It helps get your finished products into the hands of consumers. One way to increase your productivity is by improving your efficiency. The faster the work is done, the more finished products you can produce. This elevates your bottom line. Implement these tips to improve productivity at…
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Your manufacturing resume provides a first impression of you for a hiring manager. It highlights your skills, experience, and other qualifications that make you suited for a role. This is why your experience section takes up the most space on your resume. It tells employers how you added value to other organizations and how you…
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When you have a role that is hard to fill, you may be tempted to hire any highly skilled applicant who shows interest. However, if you bring them aboard right away, you may run into problems down the road. Because there are advantages and disadvantages to hiring an overqualified applicant, be sure to think about…
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You just accepted a job as a manufacturing engineer. So, how can you start off on the right foot? Here are three tips to help you begin the newest chapter in your career. How to Successfully Launch Your Job as a Manufacturing Engineer 1. Be Ready Introduce Yourself Your new co-workers will want to get…
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You’re interviewing applicants for an open manufacturing position, and you’ve found a great fit. Yet, you suspect this individual could be a job hopper. So, how can you tell? Here are three signs you may be better off hiring someone else. Tops Signs a Candidate Is a Job Hopper 1. They’ve Had Lots of Different…
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