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to r/civilengineering by Content-Golf-3167
5 months ago
Got fired
to r/civilengineering by Intelligent-Pen-8402
1 month ago
Why doesn’t the soil underneath rip rap of an embankment dam just wash away?
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to r/civilengineering by Former-Draw-3428
8 months ago
Pomona vs LB engineering
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to r/civilengineering by Intelligent-Pen-8402
1 month ago
Part time opportunities available?
to r/civilengineering by Intelligent-Pen-8402
1 month ago
How much will our industry get impacted by companies outsourcing work to India for cheap?
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to r/civilengineering by Intelligent-Pen-8402
1 month ago
Can someone give me a pretty good idea of what wastewater engineering entails? Is your work mostly designing new or maintaining existing structure? Software used, daily life on the job, etc.
to r/civilengineering by MrMar001
8 months ago
How much work should an Assistant Engineer be expected to do?
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to r/civilengineering by Intelligent-Pen-8402
1 month ago
Does QGIS have just about the same capabilities as ArcGIS?
to r/civilengineering by Intelligent-Pen-8402
10 months ago
What mid to large scale civil companies have the best employee retention rates?
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to r/civilengineering by Intelligent-Pen-8402
10 months ago
Career shifting because I’m not learning much
Career
to r/civilengineering by Intelligent-Pen-8402
10 months ago
How to work for a contractor without losing my technical skills?
to r/civilengineering by Intelligent-Pen-8402
10 months ago
Is there any real benefit in working for a massive consultancy? (HDR, WSP, STV, etc.)
to r/civilengineering by Intelligent-Pen-8402
10 months ago
What are some cost efficient types of cofferdams that would work well at a 15’ deep river? Is a cofferdam the only option if I’m only working in the top ~8’ of the water?
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to r/civilengineering by Intelligent-Pen-8402
10 months ago
Is this a fair raise for getting your PE?
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10 months ago
What’s the future for hydropower and dams in the US?
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to r/civilengineering by Intelligent-Pen-8402
10 months ago
Anyone with experience in forensic engineering?
Career
to r/civilengineering by Intelligent-Pen-8402
10 months ago
Transitioning from water resources to structural
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to r/civilengineering by Low_Hunt_5968
4 months ago
I'm torn between pursuing Water resource or Geotech.
to r/civilengineering by Content-Golf-3167
5 months ago
To US Civil Engieers, What is it like working for Benesch?
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to r/civilengineering by Content-Golf-3167
5 months ago
How to maneuver a PIP?
to r/civilengineering by anaba29
11 months ago
What to do after Masters?
to r/civilengineering by AmphibianEarly3229
1 year ago
Nuclear gauge
to r/civilengineering by RealMidMex
6 months ago
Nervous about my decision
to r/civilengineering by Heavy_Level_120
2 months ago
Restart career - civil engineering
to r/civilengineering by seirf_hcnerf
4 months ago
[Question] Engineer-in-Training Application
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