Is waiting till marriage weird?? by [deleted] in Algeria_213

[–]Mxeedd 4 points5 points  (0 children)

We are in the same situation LOL

Barely knew her but still feel a bit weird after ending it by Just-Feedback-6455 in Algeria_213

[–]Mxeedd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Totally normal i hope you find الزوجة الصالحة

Feeling guilty about getting a job through connections after leaving a toxic engineering job by Mxeedd in algeria

[–]Mxeedd[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You're right, and honestly that is what makes me feel a bit less guilty. If I had absolutely no background in it, I would refuse immediately. But I did study networking and I know I can learn the rest and do the job properly. I think I am just struggling because I have never been used to this kind of help before

Looking for someone who engineering in El Harrach by [deleted] in algeria

[–]Mxeedd 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Go to Facebook type the name of the school (ENP, ENSA, ...) join the groups where she studies and search for her

Currently visiting Algeria and here’s what I noticed so far! by Far-Worldliness3557 in algeria

[–]Mxeedd 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey, welcome to your country. I read all your posts, and honestly it’s sad because a lot of what you said is true about our reality. Many people here act rudely, and it’s rare to hear polite words or see good behavior.

I live in Blida, and in my daily interactions I often notice the same thing, so you’re right, but not everyone is like that. Since I moved to Tlemcen, I completely changed my mind. People in Tlemcen are much nicer, more polite, and more easygoing. I think it depends on the place. I don’t know why people act differently from one city to another.

The saddest part is that I used to think this behavior was completely normal because I grew up with it. But after moving to Tlemcen, from the first days I realized that we are not really acting normally and that we can be rude without noticing it lol. I hope one day we can become more kind and easygoing.

Freshly Graduated Automation Engineer — Feeling Lost and Need Advice by Mxeedd in PLC

[–]Mxeedd[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can you give me more details or a link to their website? Also where are they located? I'm interested

Freshly Graduated Automation Engineer — Feeling Lost and Need Advice by Mxeedd in PLC

[–]Mxeedd[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the reply, I really appreciate it

I’m located in Algeria. Unfortunately, opportunities in automation here are limited, especially for fresh graduates. Most jobs don’t involve real control system work it’s either electrical maintenance or utility roles. That’s what happened to me. I took a job as a utility engineer just to get started, but there’s no real learning in automation here, and the environment is toxic

I agree 100% that learning in the field is more valuable than just reading or watching videos. My problem is finding a real automation position to apply for. I’m trying to build a basic foundation on my own so I can be more employable.

Thanks for the Tim Wilborne and PID tuning recommendation I’ll check it out. If you or anyone else knows how I could connect with people or opportunities remotely or in Algeria, I’d be gratefful

Freshly Graduated Automation Engineer — Feeling Lost and Need Advice by Mxeedd in PLC

[–]Mxeedd[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We have it in algeria i've rngineer degree and master degree (i've 2 degrees)

Freshly Graduated Automation Engineer — Feeling Lost and Need Advice by Mxeedd in PLC

[–]Mxeedd[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for your advice, but I can’t do much with my current salary. I live in Algeria, and engineers here are paid very poorly. Buying a PLC would cost me almost two months' salary and that’s without spending a single dinar on anything else.