The biggest ethical mistake I made was having a false sense of job security. I thought several people were my friends and I didnt realize how cut throat the office there was. My mouth ran when it shouldnt have, no secret there to anyone that knew me. My biggest mechanical mistake was a design for a gate that was air operated, and was actuated through steel cables. The cable fasteners were not good enough, they slipped, causing a loss in tension and an increased travel of the air cylinder. They were replaced over time.

For a young person Yargus is full of opportunity. They will put you in a position to learn or fail in public. Be cautious, they dont provide regular reviews, or raises. Many departments are controlled by an over zellous desire to be the funniest loudest guy in the room. Work ethics give way to social activities, and its tough to keep track. A person learns on there own to be work conscience, or make excuses, typically easy to do because of lack of information.

Always have a second job

I say to them that to fell good to work in Isuzu. It is best company in Kenya na first growing with conducive environment where every one fell good to working there.also is good previlage because is the best platform to increase skills and work experience

No one

Try your chances of getting into the company. Be punctual and focus.... don't think of racism.

I made a mistake while i working, i didn't notice until then i made a mistake.

Good place to be

I graduated with a mechanical engineering degree in May and I'm still finding it hard to find a job. I've had a couple interviews but no success. Any advice for me? Or if you know of a company in Northwest Indiana or Chicago area that is hiring an entry-level mechanical engineer that would be great too.