7 episodes
Alexis & Buildhubjb.com ALEXIS CHIA
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A podcast for the engineering students and graduate engineers in Malaysia.
Alexis, a Civil and Structural engineer, a mother of twin, the principal for AFI Project Management Consultancy Sdn Bhd and the founder for Buildhubjb.com. She talks about her stories as a C&S engineer in Johor Bahru and how she finds that life is unpredictable yet wonderful.
She will also invite her friends in construction to share their stories. You will understand how are engineers and friends in construction work together as a team to success the projects.
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Episode # 6: My 1st talk to UTM engineering students in FB LIVE.
Research showed only 30% of women who earn bachelor’s degree in engineering still working in engineering field 20 years later. And I think they are 3 things keep me in this engineering workplace. You could always PM me at buildhubjb Facebook page to share me of your thoughts. I love to listen.
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Episode # 5: Because I need to survive from this economic crisis so I create BuildHub JB
In this episode I’m going to tell you the story of BuildHub JB. How is this idea comes and what have I done in this 9 months. I told myself that next year 2020 is going to be a challenging year for me and I’m going to grow my business. Then the pandemic came and lock my door.
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Episode # 4: My 1st guest, Ir. Felix is in my podcast!
Ir. Felix is my coursemate in Unimas. We will talk on What makes him stay in this construction line and has him ever think to quit?
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Episode # 3: What C&S engineer does in a Development project.
Imagine we are planning a 100 acre land for mixed development. How we move from Design stage -> Submission stage -> Tender stage -> construction stage -> completion stage. And to start a project we need a client; to complete a project we need a team. Professionals and builders together with good project management make the project success and meet its goal.
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Episode # 2: I was almost about to give up to become an engineer.
My contract was terminated due to redundancy. And I think perhaps it’s time for me to change my path. After 2 Years, I Back to engineering path and start my firm.
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Episode # 1 : my path to become a civil & structural engineer
This is my 1st episode and I’m going to tell you of my story. I remembered that time I was reading the list of courses introduction offered by 9 local universities. There was a course attracted me; the introduction is “To study and design highway engineering, water resources engineering, drainage and irrigation, reinforced concrete and steel structure and geotechnical.” Wow! It sounds so cool to me! I never heard this before and I put it as my 2nd choice.