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metengr (Materials) 6 Mar 08 11:40 Why are you worried about the salary when you haven't gone on the interview? Go and investigate. **** That's the plan.

No, but travel to China is mentioned.

I have a job interview and the salary seems too high for the experience level. I'm asking for thoughts on how to handle it. I have 3.5 years experience; the job description says 2 to 5 yrs. I made $60k, this says $100k to $150k. Thanks

How about "entry-level", "Mechanical Engineer I", and "Mechanical Engineer II"? Thanks, Kurt

Yeah, I should've used the search function. The search function on another forum I'm on doesn't work well, so I didn't try this forum's search function. Thanks, Kurt

What are the main diffences between these job titles (most specifically for a mechanical engineer)? My 1st engineering job title was "Product Engineer". I ended up being a DRE (Design Responsible Engineer). I basically wrote validation test plans, pushed to get the product validation tested, and...

<<< melone (Electrical) 10 Oct 07 22:14 Isn't the primary responsibility of application engineers to deal face-to-face with customers? If you don't like "dressing up", how do you plan on dressing when dealing with customers? >>> I don't know much about it, but the job description says, "...

I'm pretty much set with the suit. Thanks, Kurt

<<< What position are you applying for? What industry? Sounds like you need to buy some clothes that fit. >>> Applications Engineer at a fastener company. Thanks, Kurt

I'm having a wardrobe malfunction. I am a Levi's and T-shirts kind of guy, but I obviously can't wear that for an engineering interview. I have a clean suit, and it might even fit, but it seems like overkill. I thought a shirt and tie would be fine. I tried on what I have. I almost feel like I'm...