Work Life Balance: Geotechnical Engineer

Types Of Rocks Dept: "I loved it down there," said Fines, who worked off and on in Australia between 2004 and 2010, gaining key experience with different types of rocks and climate challenges, according to Vancouver Sun. "The people down there have a really good work-life balance. It's a work hard, play hard mentality." Pam Fines sells Australia as if she were a true Aussie: snorkelling on the Great Barrier Reef, hikes into the bush, 300 days of sunshine and wine from local wineries to relax after a hard day's work as a geotechnical engineer. Such international work can boost a resume beyond Western Canada's oilsands and glacial geology. As reported in the news.
@t great barrier reef, glacial geology