employment

[Martin Czech]

:::Interviewee: Oh, yeah, yeah.  I got my BS from X State University.
:::

Uhhh, intersting. Here in Germany you get your diploma (Dipl. Ing.)
(which is -I expect- similar to MS) from University by a govermental
office therein. Ie. this is an official paper, like a 100 $ bill
or driving license. So, in order to cheat you would have to
make a false diploma (like false $ bills). Sometimes this really
happens. If they find out, you'll end up in jail (also similar
to false $ bills making).


Absolute shameless plug:

www.micronas.com (yes, I know, not very funky)

is looking for a lot of qualified Dipl. Ing, MS, Dipl. Phys., Computer
science Physics etc. etc. According to european way, a degree in science
or engineering is needed.  Don't hesitate if it is chemistry or anything
else "strange".  Concept dept. has integrated a lot of "strange" people
in the past, it is not so much your special education that matters,
but your ability to think the before unthought. And: at least for our
Design dept. diy soldering background is very much appreciated.


It is a medium/small size business, in the Black Forest, Germany.
Where France, Switzerland and Germany meet.

Certainly not the kind of shiny, high tech tv spot stuff, but once you
get accepted, you've got an incredible ammount of freedom in your job,
like nowhere else. At least that is what I experience. 30% of the staff
is french, so integration of other nationalities is no problem, this is
what we do all days.

Fluctuation rate is very low, most people stay in here until retirement!
So there seems to be a kind of positive attitude towards the company.



m.c.