Engineering Majors (pic)

[Suit]

Where engineers work:



Where business losers work:



Kthxbai.

that'd be true if you said CS/Program majors work @ #1 since that is google.

NT ***got.


Enjoy your glorified desk job unless you end up like Hydrae

[_TG_]

Business is sucha retarded major

brb, wasting 4 years to learn not to lose money

thats not all we do simpleton

[OpticNerve33]

brb computer science major
brb in one of the only growing fields in america
brb don't have to struggle to find a job out of college
brb making some good money
brb u all jelly

This.

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[IronRingGymnast]

a lot of the business majors i know dont even have a part-time job


aerospace engineering major here w/ a part-time job

come at me

[wierzbowski]

90k isn't the average starting salary for any engineer.

Someone lied to you.

hmm thats funny because thats what my pre-employment documentation that i signed says

[SkyGuardian]

My friend graduated as a Civil Engineer and got hired at General Mills 60k starting, he makes the same as a guy that has been working there 20 years.

[larazabrah]

LOL @ sales. Don't hate the engineers cause you're this guy here:

[sword_]

not the good ones... they are not nerdy like that...

and cmon, you think a real engineer would be a heavy hitting sales guy??? lmao

but lets be real, both are needed and honest professions...

I am just assisting the defense of the engineer nerd attack on other when they think they are gonna be rich and that it will make them amazing fun people with awesome lives lol

I know lol. I'm entertained by this thread as well.

engineers are the only white collar employees that earn their money.

business, marketing, management, sales, gtfo

ltns

[Mbalz-Iz-Hari]

that'd be true if you said CS/Program majors work @ #1 since that is google.

NT ***got.


Enjoy your glorified desk job unless you end up like Hydrae

Strong unaware on your part. Many software firms have offices similar to that, including the one where I work at right now.

Ok, I admit, I am being partial to the Software Engineering/Computer Science field.

[makaris]

Future chemical engineer reporting.

[IronRingGymnast]

Future chemical engineer reporting.

Location: United Arab Emirates

good luck with your $650,000 starting salary goals of 2011

[cobhc]

Strong ignorance of engineering pay.

If you think real engineers get paid 40-50k a year for very long you're sadly mistaken.

Not only do most mechanical and civil go on to start their own business in the field but do you have any idea how much a P.E. makes?

[David89]

Misc engineer majors have lost grip with reality..

[newtmiscer]

brb bagging on engineers cuz theyre smarter than 99% of the population and have starting salaries higher than salaries of at least 50% of the population.

[Mongoose_Man]

Location: United Arab Emirates

good luck with your $650,000 starting salary goals of 2011

lmao

[ie2left]

Engineering is more in demand but that does not mean everybody with an engineering degree is getting a job as an engineer. Many people who major in engineering find it very chanllenging and end up graduating with a very low gpa. On the other hand, a 4.0 gpa in engineering wont get you far if you don't know how to communicate and work with others.

If you're interested in the business field but want to have that technical background and want to be called an engineer, try Industrial Engineering (IE) which many people call it business on steroids. Depending on the school, the program may including Operations Research, Logistics, Management, Optimization, Computer Systems, stochastic modeling, etc. It's has more math/stats/probability.

[Mongoose_Man]

Misc engineer majors have lost grip with reality..

this...

like I said, this was a response to that other thread lol

[Suit]

Strong unaware on your part. Many software firms have offices similar to that, including the one where I work at right now.

Ok, I admit, I am being partial to the Software Engineering/Computer Science field.

then post them.

dont post google and say engineering

[jtraininsane]

ITT: Every engineer thinks that they'll get paid 6 figures 5 years down the road (insert story here, probably something to do with "well if i did this or this, I'm not like the others" or "i know a guys who's uncle works for NASA and makes a gazillion dollars")

If you want money, you don't go into engineering. There are far easier ways to make MUCH MUCH more than to sit around taking fluid dynamics and thermodynamic courses for a above-average salary...And also realize that that $65000 salary average implies that there's a fair chunk BELOW that number also.

[exy]

Strong ignorance of engineering pay.

If you think real engineers get paid 40-50k a year for very long you're sadly mistaken.

Not only do most mechanical and civil go on to start their own business in the field but do you have any idea how much a P.E. makes?

For the first 5-6 years, depending on how awesome, you might be low balling at 50-80k. After that, it skyrockets. Senior engineers in FL make up to $200k with ease, most even teach at the universities for the lulz.

[moneymango]

ITT: Every engineer thinks that they'll get paid 6 figures 5 years down the road (insert story here, probably something to do with "well if i did this or this, I'm not like the others" or "i know a guys who's uncle works for NASA and makes a gazillion dollars")

If you want money, you don't go into engineering. There are far easier ways to make MUCH MUCH more than to sit around taking fluid dynamics and thermodynamic courses for a above-average salary...And also realize that that $65000 salary average implies that there's a fair chunk BELOW that number also.

65k average. Good thing I'm not average then.

[Suit]

For the first 5-6 years, depending on how awesome, you might be low balling at 50-80k. After that, it skyrockets. Senior engineers in FL make up to $200k with ease, most even teach at the universities for the lulz.

You mean people that have been in the field for 25+ years?

[NewEgo]

not the good ones... they are not nerdy like that...

and cmon, you think a real engineer would be a heavy hitting sales guy??? lmao

but lets be real, both are needed and honest professions...

I am just assisting the defense of the engineer nerd attack on other when they think they are gonna be rich and that it will make them amazing fun people with awesome lives lol

Hi, professional engineer checking in.

My job and paycheck stability > sales. Hard hitting sales guys are dime in a dozen, I can throw my feces out of any window in NYC and hit 10 of them. I can also sell **** by getting tipsy and doing coke then hitting the phone.

Also, sales are not really needed. Be right back, building e-commerce infrastructure in a month, laying off sales staff and hiring marketing people.

[animalpakfiend]

Theoretical physics major checkin in

Engineers are the umpa lumpas of science
U Mad engineer brahs

[kratosbrah]

Phuck all of you *******s, I grow medical marijuana and rake in 70k a year.

I'm a motherphucking farmer.

[Mongoose_Man]

Hi, professional engineer checking in.

My job and paycheck stability > sales. Hard hitting sales guys are dime in a dozen, I can throw my feces out of any window in NYC and hit 10 of them. I can also sell **** by getting tipsy and doing coke then hitting the phone.

Also, sales are not really needed. Be right back, building e-commerce infrastructure in a month, laying off sales staff and hiring marketing people.

marketing is sales (you know what I mean, dont try to get all technical) retard...

wow what a post!

[NewEgo]

marketing is sales (you know what I mean, dont try to get all technical) retard...

wow what a post!

No it's not.

[cobhc]

Hi, professional engineer checking in.

My job and paycheck stability > sales. Hard hitting sales guys are dime in a dozen, I can throw my feces out of any window in NYC and hit 10 of them. I can also sell **** by getting tipsy and doing coke then hitting the phone.

Also, sales are not really needed. Be right back, building e-commerce infrastructure in a month, laying off sales staff and hiring marketing people.

Yep.

We pay our PEs so much money, it's amazing.

Finished all my pre-reqs for the exam recently. I'm taking the test asap, looking forward to getting my PE.

[Resonator]

90k isn't the average starting salary for any engineer.

Someone lied to you.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/29408064/High..._2010?slide=11

1. Petroleum Engineering
Average starting salary: $86,220

[Tru_Knyte]

Strong overrating of engineering on the misc