Containment thread for engineers and all engineering related questions. Haven't seen one of these so decided to make it we can wing it.
To get things started:
>student or already in the workforce?
>level of education?
>discipline?
>current projects?
>anything interesting?
/eg/ engineering general
>engineering
not science or math
If I'm 20 and a computer science student is it worth it changing to mechanical engineering? in terms of job opportunities and pay.
>implying it isn't applied science and math
>working for govt research lab
>PhD
>ECE
>avionics
>yeah but i can't reveal my power level here
cry harder
saw you in the other thread. you will be fine in either, pick whichever you think is more interesting. if you just want money go into finance or some shit. what are you goals
How many times have you had to relocate if at all? I want to go into the govt aerospace field, but gf is pretty set in living in CA.
just once when i graduated and got my job. there are plenty of aerospace jobs in san diego and LA
>student or already in the workforce?
work
>level of education?
bsc in EE
>discipline?
I'm a trainwreck
>current projects?
overseeing construction of a public hospital
>anything interesting?
doctors (especially the old guard) are some of the most pretentious people I've men in my entire life
>doctors (especially the old guard) are some of the most pretentious people I've men in my entire life
how so
I go to a lot of coordination meetings where they're present (because they represent the investors and clients) and they meddle in things they have no clue about but will persistently try to force their (often clueless) opinions to be the lasting decision. I'm sure they're great surgeons but you really shouldn't act like you have any kind of authority when discussing optic network infrastructure or acting like you know how much degrees of compensation should a system have. I literally heard two doctors telling each other after a meeting "if peasants can do this when should be able to learn it in a few weeks". Which would be fine and dandy if it were true but they just induce facepalming whenever they're talking during meetings.