My dream job; to become a bridge engineer. Bridge engineering is not as popular as the other branches of civil engineering but I really wanted to be a bridge engineer. I grew up in an island called Romblon. Whenever we visit my mom's place or go to Manila, we rode a ship. I hated it. I was scared. I thought, if there was a bridge we could travel by land.
After finishing college and getting my engineer's license, I thought of applying to any construction firm. Again, bridge engineering is not popular and it is almost impossible to land a job in a company that constructs bridges. Then came the chance. A Japanese company having an office here in the Philippines was looking for civil engineers. The position? BRIDGE DESIGN ENGINEER. I had to calm myself down. Bridge design + Japan = JACKPOT!
I took the initial exam; Math and psychological test. Then I took the final exam and had the interview. BINGO! I GOT HIRED! March 16, 2012, I signed the contract.
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| photo taken during our visit in an ongoing bridge construction in Hon Atsugi |
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| photo taken inside the steel plant in Tsu, Mie |
Credit goes to my group mates who took these photos with their smartphone.
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(h) how amazing to earn while doing what you love to do. again congratulations on the jackpot! :)
ReplyDeleteyes. i feel so blessed. i think all of us wants to do what they enjoy the most. i believe you also what you're doing. cheer
Delete:) gusto ko din ng emoticons sa comments section ko :)
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