7 Tips For New Engineers And Students

[@blakelewis5204]

Just wanted to say thank you man. Back in 2012, I received an undergrad in physics; minors in both math & astronomy. Unlike most students, I have a lot of work experience because I decided to work after undergrad. Back in 2020, I decided to go back to school to pursue my dream - getting my Master's in Mechanical Engineering. I discovered your channel back in 2021 and in one video you posted a resume template builder. I changed my resume and was able to snag an internship. Now, it's 2022, and I'm about to graduate with my Master's in Mechanical Engineering in 5 days as I write this. Plus, I already have multiple job offers with more money being thrown at me than I've ever seen! So again, thank you man and keep doing what you're doing! Your tips and advice mean more than you probably think!

[@blakelewis5204]

@@WissamSeif I have a touch decision because I could go the Reliability route at a plant or choose the aerospace route. I am love both but I'm leaning toward the aerospace route.

[@ezekielmadia8908]

engineer hopeful here. Current aerospace welder with a little over 10 years under my belt. I'd like to add a big one in my eyes- humility. It's far too often that new or even experienced engineer are know it all and arrogant. That no one else could possibly know what they know. Being humble and truly asking questions about various processes and listening to the workers goes A LONG WAY.

[@louiswhitehouse9774]

recently started my engineering career and just found your vids. honestly really helpful stuff!

[@shawnpetro7789]

Love your videos man ! Your videos have not only motivated me in the Mech E field but also helped me with an idea of how I should spend my time in college and what skill set I should focus on. Props to you Wissam !!!

[@samcusack451]

Great video. I’ve recently started my engineering career after my undergrad and can certainly see the benefit in these tips.

[@FrancescaCadhit]

Great tips! Communication is an important one for sure.

[@denm8991]

love the skunk works book in the back ! Kelly Johnson sure is an engineering idol (at least for me) and probably for other engineers too

[@chancerNW]

Good set of tips. fully agree on report writing but have to reiterate that reports for work are not the same a college assignments or academic papers. Having a top level task tracker and planner is essential. Then have seperate plans for each major project. Get used to using Gatt charts and up date frequently. Also have a daily or weekly task list. Try to get used to finding some of your own projects don't just wait to be told what to do suggest projects that you have identified as being of benefit to the company. This year I put in 3 tec patents proposals to our intellectual property dept, not one was for a project I had been asked to under take, they were all to address problems I had identified. So I can not empahsise enough, learn to be proactive. Great vid.

[@enzo_softwareboi18]

Channel is growing! Been here since 2k approximately 😄 Happy for you Wissam!

[@ashc7258]

Good to see you back! Hope to see more videos

[@Assertiveman]

This is great, inspiring and good perspective, thank you

[@Snoken127]

Please Wissam, When you are about to do Shoulder press... Kick the weights up. DON'T Lift them up. You will injure the shoulder or biceps or whatever. DO NOT Lift them like that. There are plenty of ways to lift the weights up with help. I do it by kicking them up. I put the weight ontop of my legs and when i'm about to start the set i give them a boost with the kick and use the speed and acceleration from the kick to lift them into position. It's more safe. Or train with a gym partner that can put the weight safely at the start position.

[@guipereira1606]

A hug from Brazil brow!

[@ayefounegautiersomane2592]

Thank you for your advice. In my case, I don't have social skills, I mean I am an introvert person.

[@osimothobi2972]

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[@jp-hh9xq]

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[@robinmens6769]

Very nice video again!

[@MannyRataul]

Great tips!

[@michaeltalkin9145]

Brilliant

[@yasinnabi]

the only way that anyone can succeed in life and business is to work hard consistantly .... I have experienced myself as a dumb person. By the way I enjoyed watching your video. thanks for the share. a felllow creator . ...

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