Watch these 40 Minutes if you wanna CRUSH your career in STEM
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- Опубликовано: 22 май 2024
- A PhD student and MIT Engineer who has worked at NASA breaks down his formula for how he designed his career in STEM and absolutely crushed it having done many internships, published many research papers, and nearing graduation with a PhD in electrical engineering.
A crash course on career development in stem and figuring out what to do with the rest of your life. How should you design your STEM career? And how did this electrical engineering student go about it?
0:00 Introduction, who I am
5:35 Why study STEM?
8:16 Why is career development important?
10:50 The Magic Word
16:20 Applying the iterative technique in college
18:55 How to get an internship
21:50 How to get a job in STEM
23:55 Should you go to grad school?
27:14 How to make better decisions
32:40 How to make a plan
34:20 My STEM journey
#Science #Technology #Engineering #Mathematics 
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I'm so impressed with your presentation. You have an amazing way of accumulating, organizing, sorting, and applying knowledge that works for you, and releasing knowledge that doesn't work for you. I've learned quite a bit from your presentation. 2 big takeaways...
1. Be mindful to watch when you take in garbage and not allow yourself to take it in. I've been trying to study how the subconscious works and how we can know what is in our subconscious. It would definitely be much easier to watch that which has access to us in the first place and that which we allow in. I really like this statement, and you pointing out the relevance of impact that garbage has on us.
2. How to speed up the process of life to discover what we want from life. Realize that eliminating that which we don't want is just as important as discovering and trying to uncover that which we do want.
I've taken so many notes from this video. Very inspiring and educational.... applies to each of us in our own life in general.
Thank you!
Wow, thank you so much! The fact that you've noticed all of this and seen value and taken notes already tells me you're an intelligent person who knows what they're doing!
I'm curious how you found this video? Are you studying engineering?
@@alithedazzling I am in the Reality Creator program created by Quazi. My profile pic on that platform is different than this pic, although they were only taken a couple years apart.... so I may look different. my name is Carol Z... I don't want to spell out my last name here. You messaged me on that platform. I own a coffee shop. I found you there. I'm impressed with your pathway and your intelligence! I can learn from you, and I appreciate that opportunity.
@@bombshellgirl8106 Ohhh super cool!
Watch on 1.5x speed
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Recently I've been writing an autobiography about myself. What I've come to realize is that the life experiences that have been most useful are the ones with outcomes I least expected. Typically these types of experiences where the most unpleasant and demotivating. But in these "failures" where the most useful lessons I've learned about myself. I also came to realize that the most stultification in my development came from waiting until I knew exactly what to do next before I acted. Years where waisted simply waiting around. It seems learning is supposed to be painful, and once you realize this you can simply endure it instead of stumbling around in confusion as to why things didn't turn out exactly as you planned. I'm attempting to get into an undergraduate program for electrical engineering this fall and these videos have been very informative.
Thank you for the videos. Will definitely be sticking around for more.
Self awareness is the most important thing, great actions you are taking. Thanks for the comment!
Thank you for sharing
Thanks for sharing this awesome video🔥 Great advice and I love the way you're presenting. One can see you clearly enjoy it😁
Thanks Luca! Yes I love sharing what I know, that's why I'm grateful that RUclips is a thing haha
marvelous.. loved it so much.
Hey man good to hear from you! Which part did you like the most?
@@alithedazzling the iteration part and "do it first then decide"
i usually spend a lot of time deciding what should i do, should i do this or that or which one is better for me , should i do a job or go for a phd but in reality actually there is nothing perfect. i should go and do and find out if its good if not then iterate.
another thing i like is good input = good output . To make good decision i need to monitor what im feeding my brain. the social media part......that i should use it for productive purposes.
and your planning list for each year in undergrad and grad school. very nice, loved it.
your video motivates me a lot .❤❤❤ from bangladesh
Love to hear it man, so happy to hear!! Thanks for the feedback :-)
love your videos boss . it inspires me alot. im currently in school for electrical technology and i will graduate with an associates in fall of next year and as soon as thats done im going to U of H to study electrical engineering. this helps me with my journey.
Love to hear it man! Curious which subfield you end up choosing!
@@alithedazzling i honestly dont know. maybe electronics. havent gotten there yet but am gravitating towards electronics
@@JoseGarcia-lf4gx thats a fun area, definitely lots of room for projects in there more than anything else if you like tinkering with breadboards and microcontrollers
Ayyy nice I did electrical technology in High School and I’m currently doing Electrical Engineering at U of H as well I haven’t decided on what concentration but this RUclips channel is great I’m not sure how he hasn’t blown up this quality of vid & info consistently produced
@@j.g.4981 Thank you! glad you like the videos :-)
Thank you
I want to do Stem I have a long way too go in terms of learning Math.
All that matters is you're interested. Take the first step :-)
Same re learning algebra over break then I have trig
@@chimpanzeeenjoyer4667 i had to do the same recently. I graduated in '14 and by '21 when i started working on my associates none of my AP anything counted anymore.
On the bright side, easier classes make for a healthy GPA and better scholarships. I shamelessly took intro to theatre despite being a professional theatre/event engineer.
same. We'll get there
I always get nervous when I do presentations like this 😂
Any tips on how to overcome that fear?
Love your videos
Honestly I used to as well, but then I changed my mindset about it. I now go in to have fun, not to "present". So I try to only focus on what I talk about and try to deliver it in an entertaining way. Keep in mind I've been teaching for few years so there's tons of practice there as well.
Glad you like the videos!
Best RUclips channel
Haha thank you! Glad you like the videos
18:30 step 3 is so important. I try to tell my family about stuff im working on and the answer is usually "oh okay sounds cool, whatever you said." (They're supportive, but in terms of immediate family only my uncle and i even touched college.)
You seem like a chill guy with good musical tastes, you should set up a discord or something like that for the channel. (assuming you haven't)
thank you! do you like rock music as well?
@@alithedazzling I was certainly raised on it. These days I gravitate more towards broadway, rap, and comedy. I enjoy rock but it isn't always my go-to.