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12 Oct 2019, 21:30
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Hello,
I am an Asian-American engineer at a Fortune 100 aerospace company and I was wondering how impactful an international experience would be for my candidacy? The international experience would have to be in Asia, the U.K., or Australia because I am only fluent in 2 languages.
I understand that what I do and the responsibilities I have are more important than simple international experience, but I would like to know - given a progressing amount of responsibilities and possibly one or two promotions in the future 5 years - how impactful international experience in the aerospace industry as an engineer would be.
I would appreciate any and all information. Thanks in advance.
I am an Asian-American engineer at a Fortune 100 aerospace company and I was wondering how impactful an international experience would be for my candidacy? The international experience would have to be in Asia, the U.K., or Australia because I am only fluent in 2 languages.
I understand that what I do and the responsibilities I have are more important than simple international experience, but I would like to know - given a progressing amount of responsibilities and possibly one or two promotions in the future 5 years - how impactful international experience in the aerospace industry as an engineer would be.
I would appreciate any and all information. Thanks in advance.
13 Oct 2019, 05:12
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I'm not sure what kind of Asian you are, but if you are Chinese or otherwise over-represented any type of diversity in your profile is going to be very helpful.
As you pointed out, it's really a qualitative thing though. Ideally you would have a job abroad that would showcase your leadership teamwork and problem-solving skills, in a more complex environment because you're working abroad.
And that those achievements will be something you can indicate on a resume, or experiences that you could speak to Via recommendation letters.
It's not really a check the box kind of a thing you want to leverage this to show you are more diverse than the Sea of Asian competitors.
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As you pointed out, it's really a qualitative thing though. Ideally you would have a job abroad that would showcase your leadership teamwork and problem-solving skills, in a more complex environment because you're working abroad.
And that those achievements will be something you can indicate on a resume, or experiences that you could speak to Via recommendation letters.
It's not really a check the box kind of a thing you want to leverage this to show you are more diverse than the Sea of Asian competitors.
2118kool
2118kool
Hello,
I am an Asian-American engineer at a Fortune 100 aerospace company and I was wondering how impactful an international experience would be for my candidacy? The international experience would have to be in Asia, the U.K., or Australia because I am only fluent in 2 languages.
I understand that what I do and the responsibilities I have are more important than simple international experience, but I would like to know - given a progressing amount of responsibilities and possibly one or two promotions in the future 5 years - how impactful international experience in the aerospace industry as an engineer would be.
I would appreciate any and all information. Thanks in advance.
I am an Asian-American engineer at a Fortune 100 aerospace company and I was wondering how impactful an international experience would be for my candidacy? The international experience would have to be in Asia, the U.K., or Australia because I am only fluent in 2 languages.
I understand that what I do and the responsibilities I have are more important than simple international experience, but I would like to know - given a progressing amount of responsibilities and possibly one or two promotions in the future 5 years - how impactful international experience in the aerospace industry as an engineer would be.
I would appreciate any and all information. Thanks in advance.
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15 Oct 2019, 21:43
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2118kool
Hello,
I am an Asian-American engineer at a Fortune 100 aerospace company and I was wondering how impactful an international experience would be for my candidacy? The international experience would have to be in Asia, the U.K., or Australia because I am only fluent in 2 languages.
I understand that what I do and the responsibilities I have are more important than simple international experience, but I would like to know - given a progressing amount of responsibilities and possibly one or two promotions in the future 5 years - how impactful international experience in the aerospace industry as an engineer would be.
I would appreciate any and all information. Thanks in advance.
I am an Asian-American engineer at a Fortune 100 aerospace company and I was wondering how impactful an international experience would be for my candidacy? The international experience would have to be in Asia, the U.K., or Australia because I am only fluent in 2 languages.
I understand that what I do and the responsibilities I have are more important than simple international experience, but I would like to know - given a progressing amount of responsibilities and possibly one or two promotions in the future 5 years - how impactful international experience in the aerospace industry as an engineer would be.
I would appreciate any and all information. Thanks in advance.
Its good to have international experience, not just for the applications but for your career growth as well. If you are vying for such roles, you should also ascertain that get a good role, with opportunities to make solid impact. It would be great to know what you do exactly. Working in an operations role in a foreign country for example could be difficult with ground staff not willing to accept you easily. The challenges therein could help to hone your leadership skills in a significant way, giving you fodder for the applications.
