Beginning Engineers Tips For An Incoming Quality Engineer

In this video requested by Jose Luis Prado I give some advice on how you can be a better quality engineer whether you are just getting into it or not!

[@joseluisprado3132]

I checked and i tottally forget to thank you for your words, help me alot on that moment, currently im SQE and in charge for Inc. Insp.

[@BeginningEngineers]

Glad to hear that, thanks for watching!

[@tickingtimebomb1814]

very very useful, im in my second week of my first engineering job as a quality engineer and today I first encountered the consequence of not having that positive attitude, good video to help me learn from it

[@victorfelix3790]

It is difficult to always keep a positive attitude when always dealing with problems as a Quality Engineer. This is where it starts for me. Thank for the video!

[@dunotrustistrue5565]

Excellent

[@jacobgronbak]

Thank you for the video it was very motivating ;-)

[@BeginningEngineers]

Thanks for watching! Glad to hear that :)

[@isolfood]

#1 is clutch. Glad you started with it. And thank you for Keep it Simple Silly

[@notaturtle561]

This is a very helpful video. Do you have a perspective on the differences and similarities between quality engineering and manufacturing engineering?

[@grzegorzfraczek5453]

Good morning, thank you for the video. Is there a possibility of sharing the presentation for the personal use?

[@lamonthowell6675]

Can you do a video on calculating capacity in a plant and man hour per unit?

[@adnanalnfeie]

How you moved from quality engineer to process engineer?

[@ManojKumar-jk5jn]

Pls share all tools full details. How to use it..

[@BeginningEngineers]

Hello Manoj, meaning of my other videos go into these topics. Try checking some of them out!

[@blueandbanana]

Ideas: Pros and cons of being a QE. Day in the life of a QE.

[@BeginningEngineers]

Thanks for the suggestion! This has been added to my list of potential videos

[@ezn2927]

Hi i am electrical engineer, and a company offered my to be qualiry engineer for HW. Should i do it i mean i like prototyping stuff and making HW... i dont like to much documentation

[@assassin7250]

Bro, you’re electrical engineer. You deserve more than that but it’s your decision and choice.