out of USA Mastercam job postings

[RandleXX]

Does anyone know of a decent resource for overseas MC job postings, particularly in the European area? I will be traveling overseas for a period of time and would like to experience the manufacturing environment in a different industrialized nation.

Thanks

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Randle

This is a place .Here are users from Europe ,Asia ,Australia ad even from 100 acre wood .

I know Russian Mastercam-related forum ,never heard of pan-European .

What countries are you planning to visit ?

[RandleXX]

France

Netherlands

Belgium

UK

Germany

Switzerland

??

 

Length of time and location would depend on securing employment.

[Teh Bear without Brains kinda idiot]

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France

Netherlands

UK

Germany

Switzerland

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[billystein]

when you go to france tell them you want to take over their country. They will roll over and probably salute you. if you say you're american they will be very rude.

 

 

billy

[RandleXX]

When I travel outside the US I tell people I'm from Canada. The world is becoming very rude and hostile to Americans abroad. It's not that I am not proud to be American, it's just a safety issue.

[Lars Christensen]

Why should they be rude to Americans?

[Thad]

This is an interesting situation, Randle. Can you tell us more?

 

Thad teh nosey

[Philcott]

This can't be the first time you have heard of Americans travelling in Europe and telling the locals (when asked) they are Canadian. The stereo typical American tourist is a loud, opinionated, arrogant, intolerant, cigar smoking Texan who thinks everywhere in the world should be just like Houston. This does not represent all American tourists but it does represent the ones who get noticed.

 

To give you an example. I was once on a ferry boat in British Columbia, Canada and watched as a guy with a southern accent beratted one of the ferry workers because the ship wasn't flying the American flag off the back. When it was explained that ships fly the flag from their country of origin off the back he gruffly said the stars and stripes should be flown there as a sign of respect. There were around 50 people who he made a lasting impression on that day.

 

I believe some US travellers pose as Canadians so as to not have to get into political discussions and feel the need to try and defend US forign policy to those abroad. My wife (born and raised in Seattle) feels this way at parties. As soon as folks find out she is American (and one who proudly refuses to also take out Canadian citizenship, I might add) they start asking her why the US does....this ..and ..tha t..and ..this ..and ..that as if she has a direct phone line to the white house and has evening policy chats with Dubya himself. It is just easier to fly under the radar.

 

I suppose I will get flammed for this but it is what it is.

 

Phil