I have dozens of US patents and have helped designed multi-billion dollar sale products, but I always hear about how much better some MBA is making it, often twice my pay for work that is really easy in relation. In most fields you can hide or blame shift mistakes, but in engineering the smallest mistake in a system with a million connecting complex items can not be escaped and will cause a problem that you may work round the clock to fix. Taking five years is common.ĭoing a business major is so much easier in relation, and you can end up with much higher pay, easy work with low stress, in relation. In my first weed out class the prof said you can forget about having a life for four years-and those left that graduated could confirm that. There is no doubt the school work is much, much harder, and requires much more time. I would NEVER, EVER recommend someone to become an engineer, even if it really appealed to you, as it did me. Engineering is just viewed as an expense to be minimized. What a joke, the reality is engineers are treated like dirt in this country, if you aren’t now you will be soon enough. Sadly, at 18 years old I bought the lies of how good engineers are treated and how well paid they are, it made sense too, the hardest work gets good pay. I've been an engineer for 20 years, it was the worst decision I ever made. Limit the use of engineering jokes.Ĭall for Engineers: Tell us about your job! (16 July 2020)Ģ020 List of engineers willing to be interviewedĢ019 List of engineers willing to be interviewed No low-effort one-liner comments, memes, or off-topic replies.
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