Do you think I can ever make a megastucture if I live in a third world country?
March 16th, 2010I’m a Civil Engineering student. I am so ambitious and passionate with Civil Eng, that I want to create a megastructure comparable to the Beijing Olympic stadium or the Palm Island. But I live in a third world country and I want my dream megastructure to be built on there.
I have good grades in my math and physics and I’m very confident that I’ll be hired abroad.
Where’s the best place to work in asia (in terms of income) when I’ll be graduating at 2013.
I heard the economy in middle east is fluctuating. If there’s none in asia then where else around the world?
There will be a relocation of US naval base from Okinawa Japan to Guam. There will be a massive build up of infrastructure by the time you graduate. Also, there are developments in Qatar and Abu Dhabi like the Dubai Metro train soon.
Bear in mind that its not only the grades that they consider in hiring engineers. Experience counts. Dont be misled by your ability in schools and the theories you learned. Of course no one can take away from you those skills, but when it comes to the so called real world, you just have to enhance what have you studied and to enhance means to experience in actual job. Get experience first locally and get as much knowledge as you want. Those knowledge will be your tools in landing a good/decent job overseas. Dont settle for being an inspector in a construction site but get those high level positions like coordinators and consultants overseas.
