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I am a mega introvert. Do you have any tips, like volunteering or etc settings to get an introvert out of their bubble?

Howdy, this is a great video! I'm thinking about doing engineering and tbh this is the problem that I fear the most no matter what career path I traverse. I hope that I will not regret what path I take. However, I do really appreciate the examples of people like you who were able to make a switch!

my main character in my novel is a chemical engineer. Where can I find research on what it's like?

Oh my god, are you me, i graduated the same year as you, 2 years into production engineers, learn coding by self taught and currently working as a fullstack engineer. wish we can have a coffee and talks about our life haha

I'm a chemE too, been working for 3 years and don't like it that much because of the reasons you mentioned. Can I ask how to transition to software? like did you have to go to school? or you went to a program? did you get a certificate? how did you get your fist coding job? how long did it take you? also what languages did you learn? pls need help.

"as 17-18 year old it's really hard to know what you want to do with your life" immediately followed by "because I really never thought about what I wanted to do" ? I feel the second sentence kinda explain why the first one happened.

Hi i would be so thankful if anyone here could help me... so after watching many videos(also this one🥲🥲), asking students in different majors... I'm still quite LOST right now...😭 I was planing on entering chemical engineering field, but I'm not so sure if i want to do it anymore.... so here is my question: between industrial engineering, material engineering and chemical engineering which one do you recommend me to choose ? And also which one will have a higher growth of salary/ higher demand in the future?

Stop putting "like" in between every word 😭

Joyce Adegboyega did the same thing .

If you want to live in a big city then most BS level engineering degrees are probably not for you. Manufacturing plants in the US left the cities for rural areas decades ago. I obtained a PhD in Chemical Engineering so that I could work in new product development. I recently retired after 38 years in the technical textiles industry where I lived in suburbs for 24 years, a large city for 10 years, and rural areas for four years.

I hate everything

UGHHH HOW ANNOYING!! i ahte when my phone buys everything on my wishlist using my moms credit card truly the worst feeling 😔😔😔😔😔

for a min i thought spit fell on the screen 😭🤚

ugh happens all the time!!

A 6:21 is good but never do a mile in lane 3 always in lane 1 ❤

You’re actually running more than a mile because your in lane 3, run in lane 1

Damn 7:28 is my best.

I ran 1,5 km in 5:23

I ran 1km 3:56

Last time I attempted a mile PR was on the exact same track 😂 took me a sec to realize why it looked so familiar… so sad to see all those apartments in the background now

my p R is 6:47 but I was 13 I'm not trying to brag but I also am

6:21 is really good 👏🏾👏🏾

Awesome stuff!!! Just getting back into running. This inspired me! Which kbbq restaurant is this??

Great video!! Thank you for sharing your experiences; this was helpful 💖

I am absolutely scared. I picked industrial engineering out of idiocy and I don’t know if that’s good enough nor do I like it that much but I might as well finish it. I was 17 and pressured about picking something to study 😭😭

About 1/4 of all chemE jobs in the US are in Houston, the 4th largest city in the US, and only an hour away from College Station. (it is also the most diverse city in the US) But, if you don't like working in a plant it is hard for people with English as their second language to go from plant work to sales. In Chem E sales you deal with a lot of good ole boys from BFE Texas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma and you need to be able to relate with them. This is why many foreigners who study engineering in the US get advanced degrees and become teachers.

I've seen statistics reported that 75% of those graduating with an engineering degree never work as engineers. This suggests that even in the engineering field, we have FAR too many people in higher education. A WASTE. One can hardly imagine how those graduating with Gender Studies degrees are getting along with their student loan debts.

ChemE got SO hard SO fast, I went from almost 4.0 to failing nearly all of my classes in one semester… it blows my mind how intense the course load is… I thought I could work part time and still get A’s and I was wrong.

Not me watching this whilst being three years into my degree...

Thank you for humbling us viewers too! You did well.

I'm impressed with the minimal sit there and do nothing. My brain has convinced me 20 minutes in nowhere near enough

웃는거 예뽀다....❤😀🥰

I’m honestly glad that someone that isn’t in an ivy school is talking about this. The ivy advice isn’t helpful personally because I don’t go to an ivy school. I was surprised how different things were but thank you either way!

first year engineer at a&m rn and thinking ab chemical or materials- (research tho not rlly process..) your perspective helps a lot!

Well, as a someone who doesn't like physics, i am glad i heard this before applying. I was thinking between chemE and enviromental eng or anything else, hopefully i have some time to decide

It feels like forever whenever I run😭😭

I want to enter to chemical engineering but after this video my idea about this major is soo changed

Hi, could I ask an irrelevant question? Do multi-vitamins and cosmetics sold in those dollar stores carry the same grade of quality as the same ones sold in major supermarkets? I am talking about the ones with exactly the same packaging. I don't have any classmates or friends doing chemical engineering so I just have to hop onto Internet to find out.

Off topic, but you're so beautiful 😍

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Wow this was actually helpful. Thank you

Your dog is beautiful, thanks for sharing your experience

I'm 29 and a freelance teacher and this feeling is so real. Always keep in mind that we are still young (yes really) and we have plenty of time to figure things out. Keep an open mind and try to keep connected and have things to look forward to :) You don't have to be rich/busy/accomplished to be thriving! My motto: 성공해서 행복한 것이 아니라 행복해서 성공한 것이다!

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What is the dong name pls

Your pink hair was beautiful 💗

This is the millennial struggle in a song.

Don’t think you can do less you could always do more -I believe in you keep on going and you will achieve your goals I was doing running and got 1st place medal just follow your dreams! Hopefully you are happy the way you are

Hello yeon pls an aspiring comp science student here please if you have a spare laptop that you ain’t using like it really just sitting there in your basement please I’ll be glad if you can give me so I can start learning how to code please it would really have a big impact on my life thank you

I feel the same way