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hows the life in engineer?
thats its hard being a engineer? #life #lifestyle
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Johnny’s Answer
Hi Oscar,
If you enjoy understanding how things work and and applying them to real life things in an efficient, safe and cost effective way then engineering will be enjoyable. Work will always get busy at points and project deadlines will always exist but like Rodrigo said, if you enjoy what you are doing, you will gain experience and learn a lot. You can take general classes that apply to most types of engineering to start but math and science are important. There is a lot to learn but try to figure out which type of engineering you are most interested.
If you enjoy understanding how things work and and applying them to real life things in an efficient, safe and cost effective way then engineering will be enjoyable. Work will always get busy at points and project deadlines will always exist but like Rodrigo said, if you enjoy what you are doing, you will gain experience and learn a lot. You can take general classes that apply to most types of engineering to start but math and science are important. There is a lot to learn but try to figure out which type of engineering you are most interested.
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Kush’s Answer
Engineering is a broad career choice. You could be talking about a chemical engineer, civil engineer, mechanical engineer, and computer science engineers etc. I myself work as Computer Science engineer and I would like to share my experiences. I mostly work over my laptop learning new technologies and implementing software services for the world. My usual day includes coding on laptop in a specific programming languages (which keeps on changing from time to time) and a lot of interactions with different geographical teams. I love it when we deliver the products which gets used by people across the globe.
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Rodrigo’s Answer
HI Oscar S.
I am an mechatronic engineer, and I love my career and job, is not difficult if you love it, but you have to study a lot, and have some likes in fields such as, math, programming, mechanics, electronics, physics, etc, there a lot of fields so if you dont like one there are 10 or more types of engineers, my advice will to be sure what do you like, industrial things, mechanics, environment, chemistry and then investigate more about the jobs you may apply, but with the time you will acquire experience and knowledge, that will make things easier
I am an mechatronic engineer, and I love my career and job, is not difficult if you love it, but you have to study a lot, and have some likes in fields such as, math, programming, mechanics, electronics, physics, etc, there a lot of fields so if you dont like one there are 10 or more types of engineers, my advice will to be sure what do you like, industrial things, mechanics, environment, chemistry and then investigate more about the jobs you may apply, but with the time you will acquire experience and knowledge, that will make things easier