hockeyoligist2
Senior Member
- Location
- close to greenville sc
I have been asked to help screen resumes for an I&E position at work, one of the guy's is retiring.
Out of 1,000 + resumes.......About 80% are electronics engineers that are unemployed. No field experience.
Correct me if I am wrong, no hard feelings if you do.
I'm thinking..... They may not work out.
They are used to an office job, Probably about $25,000 cut in pay from their last job, this job only pay's about $54,000.
They have no hands on experience. It is outside work mostly, heat, cold, rain, sleet, snow, really bad odors, get sewer byproducts on you regularly.
If the economy improves, I think they will jump ship.
The only people that I see fitting in are still employed.
Give the unemployed a break? Or go with my gut feeling?
Out of 1,000 + resumes.......About 80% are electronics engineers that are unemployed. No field experience.
Correct me if I am wrong, no hard feelings if you do.
I'm thinking..... They may not work out.
They are used to an office job, Probably about $25,000 cut in pay from their last job, this job only pay's about $54,000.
They have no hands on experience. It is outside work mostly, heat, cold, rain, sleet, snow, really bad odors, get sewer byproducts on you regularly.
If the economy improves, I think they will jump ship.
The only people that I see fitting in are still employed.
Give the unemployed a break? Or go with my gut feeling?