Hey, Great video! I'm an electronics and communication engineer myself, and I think, no matter the work you do (Engineering, or law)... there is always a balance between personal productivity, team building, social interactions, general productivity. And I really look up to you guys and how you balance all of it! Kudos! :)
Liam, was just part of the Clifford Chance work experience today. Pleasant surprise to have you present a segment. You're honestly motivating, thanks. 🤣🤣
Great Video! I am an Italian Management Engineer and I was waiting for a video like this for a long time. Not expected from you but luckily I already was a follower. Thank you!
Very interesting insights. From my perspective, it seems like this salary for engineers is pretty low in the UK. In Germany, for example, they start around €60-65k in big companies.
@@Allwin-lz6yji did 1 year of automotive engineering and switched to finance, still don’t know what to do with my life, if I should return or stay in my current path, why did you quit? Any advice?
How do you schedule your videos to cover time zones? What I mean: where you film when you are at your best AND it will show, no matter the time anywhere.
Thank you for the insight, it was very helpful!! I am very excited about studying aerospace/mechanical engineering in Europe countries and currently comparing the universities. I would love to get a job in the space or aviation sector, but as an international student I am aware that large tech companies might prefer citizens. Could you (or anyone that has relevant information) give some explanation and details if that is really so and how is the field of engineering for international students? I do know that it's huge, competitive, and challenging, but still I don't feel like I am aware enough about the competition and what type of job I might end up doing. If anyone could explain this to me, talk about their experience, university, and what type of work they do.. I would be very grateful!! Thank you in advance ;)
The reason for this question; Bermuda has time zones, West and East Bermuda ( or the Bermuda Triangle, 😏). Britain set it up this way, I'm still not use to it. and it will take time.
Do lawyers actually earn more than engineers? There was no mention of how much a lawyer makes as reference to an engineer in the video. I would really like to know.
In the UK, generally, yes - work-life balance is likely to be worse than an engineer, but after 3 years, an engineer probably expects to earn £35,000-£60,000 and a lawyer £50,000-£140,000
We r doing a practice case for an online internship about you being an influencer for a business we are taking over 😂 Edit: I now realise u were a part of it I was so hyped when u came up😂
Why is there a picture of Elon Musk about the day in the life on engineers? He pays people to let him say he's one then scribbles on lunch napkins, he's an embarrassment.
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Hey, Great video! I'm an electronics and communication engineer myself, and I think, no matter the work you do (Engineering, or law)... there is always a balance between personal productivity, team building, social interactions, general productivity. And I really look up to you guys and how you balance all of it! Kudos! :)
Thank you Pranav, and thanks for sharing that - 100% agreed that balance can be tough no matter what you’re doing for work! 😊🤗
Liam, was just part of the Clifford Chance work experience today. Pleasant surprise to have you present a segment. You're honestly motivating, thanks. 🤣🤣
Amazing! Thank you so much and glad you enjoyed the session 🤗
Great Video! I am an Italian Management Engineer and I was waiting for a video like this for a long time. Not expected from you but luckily I already was a follower. Thank you!
Very interesting insights. From my perspective, it seems like this salary for engineers is pretty low in the UK. In Germany, for example, they start around €60-65k in big companies.
Thank you! Yep - I think it is probably a little lower than much of the world, at least at the very start of your career, but also better hours 😝
@@themintandbeanI think most ppl would prefer to live in Stuttgart than in Coventry 😂
I love the different prospective you brought into this video from what you do on a day to day basis
Thank you Demetri!!
Great video mate, keep posting varied content, specially on careers!
Engineer here, got 2 years of experience and left to attend law school haha
I’m in the same boat lol did 1 year of engineering planning to switch to law this year
@@Allwin-lz6yji did 1 year of automotive engineering and switched to finance, still don’t know what to do with my life, if I should return or stay in my current path, why did you quit? Any advice?
@@walterwhite6216 i just wasnt satisified with engineering and didnt enjoy it one bit, my advice would be do something u will like learning about
@@Allwin-lz6yj I find both careers mid but finance is easier so I don’t know
Enjoy your videos, Liam. Keep up the Good work!
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Incredible Idea
How do you schedule your videos to cover time zones? What I mean: where you film when you are at your best AND it will show, no matter the time anywhere.
This was super interesting! Thank you Liam, I don't always write a comment but I always enjoy your content!🤗
You can tell he loves his job. That is the part you got jealous of.
Thank you for the insight, it was very helpful!! I am very excited about studying aerospace/mechanical engineering in Europe countries and currently comparing the universities. I would love to get a job in the space or aviation sector, but as an international student I am aware that large tech companies might prefer citizens. Could you (or anyone that has relevant information) give some explanation and details if that is really so and how is the field of engineering for international students? I do know that it's huge, competitive, and challenging, but still I don't feel like I am aware enough about the competition and what type of job I might end up doing. If anyone could explain this to me, talk about their experience, university, and what type of work they do.. I would be very grateful!! Thank you in advance ;)
I really enjoyed this video!!! So cool to see careers outside your core competency.
Love your videos waiting for more of your vlogs ⚡
Excellent video. Thank you!
The reason for this question; Bermuda has time zones, West and East Bermuda ( or the Bermuda Triangle, 😏). Britain set it up this way, I'm still not use to it. and it will take time.
fantastic video
This was so interesting!
Do lawyers actually earn more than engineers? There was no mention of how much a lawyer makes as reference to an engineer in the video. I would really like to know.
In the UK, generally, yes - work-life balance is likely to be worse than an engineer, but after 3 years, an engineer probably expects to earn £35,000-£60,000 and a lawyer £50,000-£140,000
@@liam.porritt Thanks for your reply. How does consulting factor into all of this? You mention this in the video.
Hi Liam, does it matter what law school you graduate from to be employable?
Great video!!
We r doing a practice case for an online internship about you being an influencer for a business we are taking over 😂
Edit: I now realise u were a part of it I was so hyped when u came up😂
I like what you are doing
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Hey first comment "38 seconds ago" when I clicked on this video" LOL
Why is there a picture of Elon Musk about the day in the life on engineers? He pays people to let him say he's one then scribbles on lunch napkins, he's an embarrassment.
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everybody involved here are businessman. Engineers are way worse
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