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Mysticmin
Hmm, I'd rather have Venice. I'm not too into Monaco and St. Barts. I like old cities with lots of beautiful architecture and museums and art galleries. Oh and shops 
Not too keen on america.
Not too keen on america.Monaco has fabulous architecture and many distinguished residents, all working towards the common ends of tax evasion and expanding their corporate interests. Should you ever fancy a beach retreat which is unspoilt by hasty developers and droves of package-holiday sojourners - St Bart's is the place.
As for The Hamptons - on second thoughts, I would rather have a New England colonial-style Governor's residence. But then a magnate like myself will be able to pick and choose his place of residence, effortlessly.
chats
does anyone know engineers workload. i mean is it around 9-5 everyday like most jobs? i dont want a job where my whole life revolves around it. I wouldnt mind 10-4, 4 days a week getting 25k a year 
Become a dentist - school hours, adult pay.
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does anyone know engineers workload. i mean is it around 9-5 everyday like most jobs? i dont want a job where my whole life revolves around it. I wouldnt mind 10-4, 4 days a week getting 25k a year
It has always been 9-5 during my internships. Some places have flexi-time others not.
mobbdeeprob
Monaco has fabulous architecture and many distinguished residents, all working towards the common ends of tax evasion and expanding their corporate interests. Should you ever fancy a beach retreat which is unspoilt by hasty developers and droves of package-holiday sojourners - St Bart's is the place.
As for The Hamptons - on second thoughts, I would rather have a New England colonial-style Governor's residence. But then a magnate like myself will be able to pick and choose his place of residence, effortlessly.
As for The Hamptons - on second thoughts, I would rather have a New England colonial-style Governor's residence. But then a magnate like myself will be able to pick and choose his place of residence, effortlessly.
But then you'd have to decorate each residence! Imagine how long that would take...especially if you're picky like me. No interior designers!
etomac
Intel CEO is a chemical engineer
Btw how to become a CEng? Finish MEng and then apply for some exams?
Btw how to become a CEng? Finish MEng and then apply for some exams?
MEng then around 4-5 years professional experience (technical and management). Go to www.raeng.org.uk for details.
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