At hireCNC we review resumes from CNC machinists every day. In terms of how they are structured, they come in all shapes and sizes. Some are good. Many are terrible. But most fall somewhere in the middle. Want to make yours stand out?Here are 8 simple tips to building a great resume that Machine Shops will thank you for!
Today, when you post a job on hireCNC you can be confident it will be immediately seen by HUNDREDS of relevant machinists in your geographical area. How can we guarantee that? This is what happens in the background...
hireCNC has been recruiting CNC Machinists for Machine Shops for almost a year now. It’s not challenging to find shops that want help with hiring. Many are willing to pay our 25% fee if we can land them a good machinist. It’s tough out there. Almost every shop needs more talent. And they ALL say hiring (machinists) is their #1...
The Division Chair / CNC Tool & Die Instructor at Gateway Technical College in Elkhorn, WI, Rich Shouse leverages his 20 years experience in industry to teach the next generation of machinists on state-of-the-art equipment!
Recently, Jon House of hireCNC had the opportunity to ask Rich about his CNC Story.
Machine Shop Operations Manager at Rose Machining (Gloucester, Massachusetts), Zach fell in love with machining at an 8th grade career day. From there, the rest is history, attributing his success in machining to a combination of curiosity and drive.
Are you a CNC machinist (or progammer or operator) that is open to relocating across the United States? Check out these jobs that offer great relocation assistance.
Now 1.5 years into launching a machine shop (B&B Dynamic Machining), Brett Lister reflects on his 20+ years of experience in machining, including insights on starting a career, and what’s important when launching a new machine shop.
We look at CNC Machining jobs posts every single day. We have 1,400 on our site and a lot of them look the same. Want to stand out and get more applicants? Here are 5 things we recommend.
