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Daniel Bressler, P.E., M.ASCE


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Posted By Daniel Bressler 05-06-2026 05:23 PM
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I call it an "itch" but I'm sure there a better word or phrase for it. When you have that "feeling" or "itch" that you need to either leave your current company or it's time for a career change. I'd like to know from other engineer's, how do/did you identify this "itch"? Was there a tangible 'aha!' ...
Posted By Daniel Bressler 08-08-2025 01:55 PM
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I have had similar experiences with a first time client where I pushed off other projects to finish one clients project and then start getting questions 2 months later! As I continue to work with clients I learn which clients deem everything as urgent and which do not. Adjacent note: When some ...
Posted By Daniel Bressler 03-18-2025 11:57 AM
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Hey Ali, Your resume looks impressive but it's a bit confusing what you are looking for. I think your resume will benefit from a summary paragraph stating what position you are looking for. If you are looking for a research position, then it makes sense to list your academic achievements, projects ...
Posted By Daniel Bressler 03-18-2025 11:56 AM
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Hey Ankit, I have marked up some things on your resume, which is attached. Your resume is very bulky. It seems like there is a lot of good information on it but it gets lost in the noise of all the information. Your professional summary should be a summary. Not bullet points. ...
Posted By Daniel Bressler 03-18-2025 11:56 AM
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Hello Lois, I've added some notes to your resume. Great start but you need some minor tweaks. There is some nonrelevant information in your resume that is taking up valuable real estate. Think about what markets you the best and focus on that. You expreine needs to be a bit more informative and ...