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You are a life saver with this videos man, thank you for this. Im from Ecuador and i was really lost after graduating , we are really underpaid here , thanks to your videos i now know i can confidently capacitate myself in the skills i lack to persue a better job in other countries
do you know about Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior? Philippians 1:6 “And I am certain that God, who began the good work within you, will continue his work until it is finally finished on the day when Christ Jesus returns.”
I am also doing a job in electronics industry and I feel most of the things you said are related to my work. One thing I learned working in a corporate that I want to share with you is that " Empty your mind, be formless. Shapeless, like water. If you put water into a cup, it becomes the cup. You put water into a bottle and it becomes the bottle. You put it in a teapot, it becomes the teapot. Now, water can flow or it can crash. Be water, my friend." I hope this lesson may help you to get rid of phycho people who work with you.
This is a great video! It’s good that you and other mechanical engineer RUclipsrs share their experience with entering the workforce for the first time. The culture shock one gets from transitioning from college to a company must be huge, maybe even if you had internship experience. One definitely doesn’t learn everything they need for their first job during college or even with internships (although it helps); but companies know that. With their first job, the engineer starts to grow as a professional, build a skillset, expand their network, and learn more about the industry they are in, and learn what they do and don’t like in engineering.
I enjoyed seeing the perspectives from a mechanical engineer. I work in a small company and worked with engineers, proejct management, purchasing, procurement, quality assurance, our suppliers and our vendors. It was helpful to see how these functional roles need to communicate and collaborate together to deliver products to market
This just comes to show how practical engineering in industry should be more of a focus in universities world wide. In my opinion, might even be beneficial to make engineering apprentice ships a must in bachlor and masters degrees.
Your videos are truly fantastic! I'm currently in my third year of mechanical engineering and want to pursue a career as a freelance mechanical engineer. Is that a feasible career path? Could you possibly create a video discussing this topic? Your insights would be very helpful. Thanks in advance!
Man I do engineering for a company I’m 17 no college or any school taken for it I’ve learnt a lot but still got lots to learn it’s not insane engineering but a lot of work goes into small things and I couldn’t believe how relatable your story is to mine glad I’m not the only one
Yea, engineering is vast. Can you narrow it down? But I do understand anyone can just go learn a skill from another person or books or the internet or even ask questions. More power to you!!
Your videos have helped me understand the realities of being an engineer. I see that a large part of the role involves contributing to capitalism by designing cost-effective and efficient production methods that increase the revenue of these big companies we are working for. Are there any creative jobs in the mechanical engineering field or is it all just maximizing revenue?
I think civil engineering in the public sector: theoretically designing people centered systems to make life better. Think water treatment systems, electrical grids, etc
I am fresh mechanical graduate my plan is become good design engineer so i am practice solidwork so can you give advice what are the improvement other side to become great design engineer
Hi bro I want to study aerospace engineering but in my state there is no good aerospace engineering college can I choose mechanical engineering sandwich and is it possible to get a job related with aerospace engineering pls tell??? from India ❤
Well, I’m from Jersey and I’m also going to college for Mechanical Engineering, I also wish to be in Aerospace but no good colleges with that major near me. I’ve researched it and have come to the conclusion that most Aerospace companies will gladly hire a MechE so good luck my friend
@@S4l1n4sCru3 As a construction site slave yes. In the EU times are dire as well.. So I m going engineering freelance on the side, breaking my back at day breaking my mind at night ^^
@@AYNWSA89 well several years but out of the blue I motivated myself to start engineering 2yrs ago... Biology and chemistry didn t really lead to anything sadly.. so to everyone who think they re too old to start studying again; don t, even at 30 you can start a new field and it s absolutely marvelous, new friends, lots of new concepts, dedication and discipline, new opportunities ! : )
I went through that with a graduate student. This one goes back to the story about the employee who'd step into his cubicle and tell him he's doing everything wrong. I learned that lesson from this graduate student, too, that some people are always right and you have to work around them.
This goes for everyone do you guys know about Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior? Philippians 1:6 “And I am certain that God, who began the good work within you, will continue his work until it is finally finished on the day when Christ Jesus returns.”
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You are a life saver with this videos man, thank you for this. Im from Ecuador and i was really lost after graduating , we are really underpaid here , thanks to your videos i now know i can confidently capacitate myself in the skills i lack to persue a better job in other countries
Every mech newbie/aspirant should watch your videos
do you know about Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior? Philippians 1:6
“And I am certain that God, who began the good work within you, will continue his work until it is finally finished on the day when Christ Jesus returns.”
You are such a gem! You literally spoke my experience in this industry
I am also doing a job in electronics industry and I feel most of the things you said are related to my work. One thing I learned working in a corporate that I want to share with you is that " Empty your mind, be formless. Shapeless, like water. If you put water into a cup, it becomes the cup. You put water into a bottle and it becomes the bottle. You put it in a teapot, it becomes the teapot. Now, water can flow or it can crash. Be water, my friend." I hope this lesson may help you to get rid of phycho people who work with you.
This is a great video! It’s good that you and other mechanical engineer RUclipsrs share their experience with entering the workforce for the first time. The culture shock one gets from transitioning from college to a company must be huge, maybe even if you had internship experience. One definitely doesn’t learn everything they need for their first job during college or even with internships (although it helps); but companies know that. With their first job, the engineer starts to grow as a professional, build a skillset, expand their network, and learn more about the industry they are in, and learn what they do and don’t like in engineering.
Very accurate description of Mechanical engineers daily routine in industries. Every Aspiring Mechanical engineer should watch this video
I enjoyed seeing the perspectives from a mechanical engineer.
I work in a small company and worked with engineers, proejct management, purchasing, procurement, quality assurance, our suppliers and our vendors. It was helpful to see how these functional roles need to communicate and collaborate together to deliver products to market
I just started my first job ever as an engineer, and this was very helpful. Thank you for the content!
i feel this while studying rn for finials then how its to work 😭
Your de-stress to my job hunting period ❤ love your work. Love from Bengaluru, India 😊
This just comes to show how practical engineering in industry should be more of a focus in universities world wide. In my opinion, might even be beneficial to make engineering apprentice ships a must in bachlor and masters degrees.
Truly super useful and undertated !!!
as an architecture student interested in engineering i have to thank you
very informative video....
Your videos are truly fantastic! I'm currently in my third year of mechanical engineering and want to pursue a career as a freelance mechanical engineer. Is that a feasible career path? Could you possibly create a video discussing this topic? Your insights would be very helpful. Thanks in advance!
Thank you for your information. A lot of this isn't for me right now but I'm the future when I graduate, I appreciate the logical opinions and tips 🤘🙏
Thank you immensely for this
Man I do engineering for a company I’m 17 no college or any school taken for it I’ve learnt a lot but still got lots to learn it’s not insane engineering but a lot of work goes into small things and I couldn’t believe how relatable your story is to mine glad I’m not the only one
what do you exactly do ?
Yea, engineering is vast. Can you narrow it down? But I do understand anyone can just go learn a skill from another person or books or the internet or even ask questions.
More power to you!!
You are wise beyond your years! 👏👏👏
Thank you so much for sharing everything, it really helps 🙏❤❤
Thank you for making this video
Sounds like I have to drop out because this job doesn't sound right for me
Your videos have helped me understand the realities of being an engineer. I see that a large part of the role involves contributing to capitalism by designing cost-effective and efficient production methods that increase the revenue of these big companies we are working for. Are there any creative jobs in the mechanical engineering field or is it all just maximizing revenue?
I think civil engineering in the public sector: theoretically designing people centered systems to make life better. Think water treatment systems, electrical grids, etc
Your videos are inspiration to me.
Just take it easy friend. Don’t take it seriously. 5:58
Im a post bacc CE student i want to design hardware things like PCB design and so forth shoukdni stick ti CE or possibly explore ME?
What do you do exactly? Sorry, can you explain more? Design, Test, or just document?
bruh
I am Mechanical Engineering too from Indonesia, when we make collaboration in design?
hey guys its my first year in mechanical engg do u think it will have scope in future or what things can/shld i do
i totally get you i am facing the same
I am fresh mechanical graduate my plan is become good design engineer so i am practice solidwork so can you give advice what are the improvement other side to become great design engineer
Quality Engineer here, good to see some representation finally.
Hi, is there an entrance exam for mechanical engineering to be admitted in college ?
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Be humble and learn from the guys that have been there a good while
There is a competitive advantage to know Mandarin in the industry as general?
Hi bro I want to study aerospace engineering but in my state there is no good aerospace engineering college can I choose mechanical engineering sandwich and is it possible to get a job related with aerospace engineering pls tell??? from India ❤
Well, I’m from Jersey and I’m also going to college for Mechanical Engineering, I also wish to be in Aerospace but no good colleges with that major near me. I’ve researched it and have come to the conclusion that most Aerospace companies will gladly hire a MechE so good luck my friend
@daanishhassan9096 @@NahThatsTragic you both can do masters in aerospace once you are done with bachelor maybe in germany
The biggest problem I faced was finding a job ^^
Did you find one?
@@S4l1n4sCru3 As a construction site slave yes. In the EU times are dire as well.. So I m going engineering freelance on the side, breaking my back at day breaking my mind at night ^^
@@blablah3167how long have you been out of school
@@AYNWSA89 well several years but out of the blue I motivated myself to start engineering 2yrs ago... Biology and chemistry didn t really lead to anything sadly.. so to everyone who think they re too old to start studying again; don t, even at 30 you can start a new field and it s absolutely marvelous, new friends, lots of new concepts, dedication and discipline, new opportunities ! : )
@@blablah3167 do you think the industry and the skills you acquired will survive ai?
I learned all this after completing my first internship.
yo I need advice with college major😢
also is fusion well known for companies till know i dont know why they pre fare solid works
Be honest and be brutally honest
what was the salary tho?👀
Bruh couldn't breathe due to too much stress 😂😂😂
How is that funny?
I went through that with a graduate student. This one goes back to the story about the employee who'd step into his cubicle and tell him he's doing everything wrong. I learned that lesson from this graduate student, too, that some people are always right and you have to work around them.
The issue is your mechanical keyboard 😝
you look so cute 😍
I want become an engineer
This goes for everyone do you guys know about Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior? Philippians 1:6
“And I am certain that God, who began the good work within you, will continue his work until it is finally finished on the day when Christ Jesus returns.”