大家都去哪里买盆子啊？# gardening - 拈花惹草
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I'm kind of a fresh master graduate right now. My major is Bioengineering,
but my professor was doing wastewater treatment reactor design. So I'm
looking for environmental engineering or water treatment job. Unfortunately,
I'm in Hawaii. I know most of you don't know the job market in hawaii, but
I really need some skills or advices.
I've been looking for jobs for 4 months. I have not graduate yet because I
don't want to lose my OPT and I don't beleive I can get a job in 3 months. I
got one phone interview and one onsite interview this summer. Both of them
is for "Senior environmental scientist". I know I'm not qualified. And the
fact is also like that. They both never response me forever, but one company
keep posting ads until now. They are all hawaii company.
Actually I applied mainland company before, but no one response then I give
up. From this semester started, I never receive any interviews although I
applied lots of companies and did lots of networking. Sometimes if there is
no job posting on indeed and monster, I will just google "hawaii
environmental Inc" or other related words. If I find related company, I will
try to send email and ask if they need volunteer/intern/fulltime. Yes, I
can do volunteer too I think.
I don't have environmental working experiece. But I'm currently doing
construction management intern. It's a coop internship. This is a simple,
simple and the most simple job. And nothing is related to my degree. And can
not switch to fulltime worker because they don't have position and they
never accept noncitizen. And I can only do my internship as a coop student.
So if I graduate, I will lose my current job. That's why I finshed all, but
just keep my student status. I can graduate anytime. But I can only extend
my student status to next semester. So I have to graduate next May.
I'm kind of disappointed and don't know what should I do. OR I can not just
submit the resume on the internet, but something else. Do you guys have any
suggestion?
Sorry this computer can not type chinese. And I have too many words to say.
but my professor was doing wastewater treatment reactor design. So I'm
looking for environmental engineering or water treatment job. Unfortunately,
I'm in Hawaii. I know most of you don't know the job market in hawaii, but
I really need some skills or advices.
I've been looking for jobs for 4 months. I have not graduate yet because I
don't want to lose my OPT and I don't beleive I can get a job in 3 months. I
got one phone interview and one onsite interview this summer. Both of them
is for "Senior environmental scientist". I know I'm not qualified. And the
fact is also like that. They both never response me forever, but one company
keep posting ads until now. They are all hawaii company.
Actually I applied mainland company before, but no one response then I give
up. From this semester started, I never receive any interviews although I
applied lots of companies and did lots of networking. Sometimes if there is
no job posting on indeed and monster, I will just google "hawaii
environmental Inc" or other related words. If I find related company, I will
try to send email and ask if they need volunteer/intern/fulltime. Yes, I
can do volunteer too I think.
I don't have environmental working experiece. But I'm currently doing
construction management intern. It's a coop internship. This is a simple,
simple and the most simple job. And nothing is related to my degree. And can
not switch to fulltime worker because they don't have position and they
never accept noncitizen. And I can only do my internship as a coop student.
So if I graduate, I will lose my current job. That's why I finshed all, but
just keep my student status. I can graduate anytime. But I can only extend
my student status to next semester. So I have to graduate next May.
I'm kind of disappointed and don't know what should I do. OR I can not just
submit the resume on the internet, but something else. Do you guys have any
suggestion?
Sorry this computer can not type chinese. And I have too many words to say.
