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Old 06-08-2010, 01:55 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by Homeslice View Post
Or because the project they were working on was terminated, and their skills were not necessarily transferable to another project?
Rare instance. Engineering companies align processes and procedures. That's half the battle. A EE(Electrical Engineer) is a EE. Sure experience helps but if a EE is on a project that gets canceled, there is a very high likelihood that he will get picked up on another program within the company as long as he is a proven performer.
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