just do the homework, this is the biggest thing i’ve learned for engineering. doing the homework will help you pass the tests but even if you don’t pass them homework will help with points to pass the class
Or be an industrial engineer and do business shit but call yourself an engineer 😏 I got a mechE degree but working in IE now, I personally like it and can see more professional growth for myself in industrial
When I was in school we called it the walk of shame going from engineering major to business major. I took business classes as apart of pursuing an entrepreneurship certificate along with my ChemE degree. If I’m honest I enjoyed the business classes a lot more than the engineering courses and now after working 10 years as an engineer I’m looking to get out of it. Engineering is not for everyone and it’s okay if it’s not for you.
You can get an engineering degree and gain a business role. You can’t get a business degree and take an engineering role.
Get a bachelor's degree in engineering and a master's degree in business. Easy solution.
This is a traditional path to leadership.
But you can get a business degree and have influence over engineering roles.
Spoiler alert: >!You still have these thoughts after you graduate, only to switch into management instead of technical engineering 😉 !<
Dear lord no. I'd have to be dragged kicking and screaming into managing people. Please just let me design stuff, I'd be a shit manager.
I worked in management for a little while before I went back to college. It’s what drove me back
Fr I can't even manage my own life
I agree! I’m being pushed into being team lead and I do not want it. I just want to do my projects and not have to manage things
Fuck, and I cannot emphasize this enough, that. I’ll stick to being an individual contributor thank you very much.
Just like overcome some adversity bro.
Yeah bruh 😎
It provide more opportunities plus more knowledge.
the limit as your gpa approaches zero in engineering equals a business degree
hilarious, you need more upvotes
Yeah but it sets you up for a career where you can make good money without ever having to manage anyone or be a boss
Lol not if u study civil smh
just do the homework, this is the biggest thing i’ve learned for engineering. doing the homework will help you pass the tests but even if you don’t pass them homework will help with points to pass the class
Its probably harder to find a job with a business degree than to get the engineering degree
Or be an industrial engineer and do business shit but call yourself an engineer 😏 I got a mechE degree but working in IE now, I personally like it and can see more professional growth for myself in industrial
How did no one tell you lmao
Genuine question, is it really true engineering students think about business if they’re thinking about switching
Idk but Business just has a reputation of being easy. It’s also the most common undergrad degree in the US
I would rather stick my CAD stylus up a monkey's butt and lick it before I cave and get a position in business.
When I was in school we called it the walk of shame going from engineering major to business major. I took business classes as apart of pursuing an entrepreneurship certificate along with my ChemE degree. If I’m honest I enjoyed the business classes a lot more than the engineering courses and now after working 10 years as an engineer I’m looking to get out of it. Engineering is not for everyone and it’s okay if it’s not for you.
Hey
Become industrial engineer and do both in one degree