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Engineers Ireland

smadcu · 2011-06-22 11:13:24

Are there any chemical or software engineers out there who have considered or who have joined Engineers Ireland? If not, why would you not join?

22-06-2011 11:13am

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smadcu

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Are there any chemical or software engineers out there who have considered or who have joined Engineers Ireland? If not, why would you not join?

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#2 29-06-2011 7:49pm

gubbie

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Biggest benefit comes if you're living in Dublin

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#3 29-06-2011 11:51pm

RayCarley

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Not sure about chemical, but for software or electronic engineers I get the impression there is a bit of feeling that joining Engineers Ireland doesn't seem to have much benefit. Like being a chartered engineer doesn't seem to actually get you anything. It's not like you're a civil engineer who must be chartered in order to sign off on the safety of a bridge they have built.

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