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Originally Posted by SeekingAView
Hi. I'm living in Fort Lauderdale at the moment and have ambitions to relocate to an area which offers a different scope of outdoor activities, like hiking, biking and canoeing, and maybe a smaller and more friendly community. (I have a dream that involves hills and home-brew). My current employment relates to civil engineering, specifically water utilities. I'd like to change directions slightly and include an element of environmental protection/sustainable development. Does anyone have any suggestions on what areas I should look to begin a job search? Thank you so much  |
Well, I talked to a lady in California around late August and she told me about her niece who received her Masters in Chemical Engineering. Right before she graduated, she received a job offer in Tacoma, Washington where they were willing to pay her $50,000 a year plus a bonus to cover relocation fees, and to top it all off, they were going to give her an additional bonus and 2 weeks vacation to visit her family in California either for Christmas or Thanksgiving (whichever one she chose). It sounds like Washington might be a good place to start if you're into hiking and enivornmentalism. However, last time I checked the job market was a little sketchy in Washington. Still, they might be in desperate need of engineers and they tend to make more money than people in my position. There's probably a ton of communication majors, but not so many engineering majors. I wish you the best of luck!
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