Pros and Cons of of being a Civil Engineer | (civil engineering is worth it?)

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[@Explorist]

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[@civil-xengineering4991]

Great channel

[@sambadionediop4182]

@@muneebsalie2131 îhiiiuiigiiii oui i oui i

[@sambadionediop4182]

@@muneebsalie2131 î oui i

[@ChristianArmendorSonkarl-ks6mr]

@@civil-xengineering4991 Hi family

[@abovethebooks]

been working as a structural engineer for 4 years now. I strongly agree with cons "hard initial career and extreme pressure". I had moments where I just wanted to run away and disappear. Glad everything worked out. In early stage of your career, it is going to be very difficult. Even if you get your first job with your masters degree, there are so much to learn as an engineer. But you will make it through don't worry so much about it. Not trying to scare ya future engineers out there. :)

[@Explorist]

Thank you for sharing your experience!

[@zehshanrahman6192]

jin chae hi, what's the salary progression with structural engineering?

[@lorensqsn]

Ohh thank goodness I can go with it

[@ALIGATORXZXZ]

jin chae Im now 1 year and a half from finishing my career And yeah it has been tough at times.... Some subjects like Structural Anilysis are hard for me to fully get into it :/

[@willterry588]

jin chae should I be a civil engineer

[@muotiawahome]

The video is fantastic but this guy's voice could put the devil to sleep.

[@kamberbangers8627]

Muotia Wahome 🤣🤣

[@harveyspecter1855]

Whut ?! I loved his voice. The tone was perfect.

[@yuwei6076]

I think they wanted to hit the 10 min mark

[@civil-xengineering4991]

ZZzz

[@RadiographyST]

🤣🤣

[@MohdAbuNaiyan]

I am a civi environmental engineering consultant. I believe civil engineering is one of the best majors in engineering field.

[@ssa1947]

Mohammed H. Abu-Naiyan hi

[@ashtonsumpter9811]

Mohammed H. Abu-Naiyan how was the math in the beginning

[@isaacalvarado6921]

Could i get your email to ask you questions about the field?

[@justinh4579]

Was it hard to get a bachelor degree

[@rianlaney8691]

Calculus 2 and physics 2 were probably the worse so study hard

[@sydney2284]

Hi I'm 13 years old and my dream is become civil engineer, we are poor but I will study hard for my mom. When I was kid i always see my mother struggling with money because we have to pay my tuition and the bill, so I promise to my mom that someday I will build a house for her and I will work hard for her, now she is OFW she is in the other countries, she can't go back here in Philippines because of covid 19. Well I just miss her

[@kmofficial1066]

Goodluck

[@kmofficial1066]

And dw you will meet her soon

[@sukumarann2338]

Congratulations for your dreams

[@eriksilva1924]

Keep fighting for your mom and work hard to achieve your dream, I believe you can do it

[@mohammadeqbalpopal3974]

if u want it for money, i suggest u change ur mind. u can ask here about the jobs for civil engineers. it is so limited and less pay. go for other options if u want quick career. even go for vocational studies it will need less budget and less time and more effective

[@mrengineer4629]

As a Civil Engineering graduate, I feel proud of the importance of my profession and how I am already helping out communities in infrastructure development.

[@ashtonsumpter9811]

MR ENGINEER how was the math throughout your years in college

[@mrengineer4629]

@@ashtonsumpter9811 Well, I took 6 math courses comprising of calculus 1, calculus 2, linear algebra, statistics and probability, differential equations and engineering maths. Calculus 2 and engineering maths were the most demanding. Differential equations were much easier because I had put some real hard work in my calculus 2 , so it was much easier. Basically math wasn't the hardest part of my coursework, there were other courses like Structural Analysis and Fundamentals of steel design which really beat the hell out of me. They were the hardest for me

[@ashtonsumpter9811]

@MR ENGINEER thanks

[@vpoftoiletpapersales1202]

@@mrengineer4629 Would you think it's worth pursuing a Bachelor's in Civil Engineering if I work in Construction Management? I already have completed an Associates's Degree in Construction Management and want to complete a Bachelors's program but am contemplating whether it makes sense to do something Business related I.E. Business Administration, Business Management, Project Management or to pursue Civil Engineering. Thanks in advance.

[@diegoguimet3956]

@@vpoftoiletpapersales1202 hey Matt, browsing through the comments and saw this without a reply. I graduated from Civil Eng August 2019. I can only speak from experience, but construction management can be rewarding if you enjoy being on site and taking care of multiple aspects of one particular project at a time -kinda like a jack of all trades to keep the project running on budget & schedule. Keep in mind that construction managers tend to work long hours. Just my 2 cents, hope this helps!

[@BryantRochelle]

I’m a civil engineer student and this video made me can’t wait to start my career 🙌

[@galileopetroniloflores9030]

good friend

[@emalianakinanty1230]

Is it hard being a civil engineering student (as a woman)? I want to take civil engineering too, but actually i'm still confuse:' i'm not really sure with my ability:"

[@antoniohoward7271]

I am to!!! Nothing but good luck to you and your studies

[@isabellahenning8500]

HI, I know it's been 11 months since you posted but I also wanna know if it is harder as a woman in the career. I am considering majoring in that field but want to know if we get paid less or get discriminated more in a male-dominated field because I'm still considering a lot of career options!

[@walterwalter8607]

@@isabellahenning8500 shut up if you do it for the money then it's better leave your studies cause your career will be a shit

[@zephaniahblair3246]

Anybody else here because they start their civil engineering degree soon?

[@Rj-Plays99]

✋🏻

[@zephaniahblair3246]

abdullah khan Mashallah akh

[@djaoadadjam]

Yeah it’s finally time to get my bachelor degree.

[@user-jx9ln5qo9q]

Zephaniah Blair I’m in my last year , lmk if you have questions

[@izcanordaz2766]

Анна Чубаръ I’m deeply driven by innovation, entrepreneurial advances, and business optimization. Is this the right field for these passions?? I’d love to hear more about your likings and how you’re able to fulfill them

[@JjoshD]

I wanted to be a civil engineer too, but i took a gap yeear and got a job. i worked as a carpenter on construction site for a year mainly to gain real world experience for when i do become an engineer. I found out i loved it, i get to build a building, be outside all day and get paid pretty good. I'm still planning on going to uni in a few years but that might change. For anyone wanting to be an engineer , i suggest you get out in the field and try some construction work, whether its bricklaying, carpentry, apprenticing, labouring. it will be beneficial to youin the future.

[@IvanOrdonezGeotechnical]

Josh D Thank you very much

[@garret1930]

I concur, there's a company in my hometown which builds wooden building components. It's basically prefabricated framing. I worked here last summer and came back for this summer between the school years. Real work provides you with valuable life experience.

[@acs_autowash9248]

Josh D I do carpentry with my dad and go a lot of places with him during summer or when I don’t have school to go work with him I’m js 14 years old but I wanna be a engineer in the future

[@mohammadeqbalpopal3974]

i suggest u architecture instead, or construction

[@Nih4l_]

*Play at 1.25x* Thank me later

[@dwaynewayne2765]

Thank u

[@cia7832]

I'll thank you now

[@TsiHang]

Just 40 hours a week? That’s awesome for my region

[@zatzu]

Philippines?

[@aidenles4208]

Are you guys okay. 40 hours here in Washington is hell

[@fernandofrio5863]

Where?

[@tntjenkins]

he said OVER 40 hours per week. Under pressure situations this could easily become 50-60...

[@aidenles4208]

@@tntjenkins yeah man what he said

[@Explorist]

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[@bloodymirpoutin3825]

I go back to this video everytime I get lost.

[@myy_euphoriaa_jkk3843]

I’m a 13 year old girl who’s dream is to one day become a Civil Engineer😌

[@starkey8616]

Don't make this mistake! It will take out the life out of you. Go to finance etc

[@OkA-007]

It's awesome that you know what you want in life at such a young age. 👍🏿 Most youngies now are just plain LOST!

[@electrolytes674]

Not worth it, it’s better if you go into medicine or finance. That’s where the real money and respect is. Civil engineering is a dead field.

[@sashimiii955]

I'm 15

[@discotrain173]

@@electrolytes674 yeah but if you truly enjoy civil engineering it is very worth it. I wouldn't want to spend the rest of my life in finance or medicine because I wouldn't enjoy my job

[@yohanaissaya2449]

From Tanzania East Africa, I appriciate ur work

[@JHG-ns9pu]

I major in Civil Engineering in college in China, I believe this is a demanding job even though I haven’t graduated. I am about to begin my post-graduate life in a year as now I am in year three. I hope I can learn more about it and have fun in doing this job in the future, I really hope so.

[@GodricThe]

And great start up business when you get to know the job, and ppl

[@cristianorozco5675]

This video is very hyped up, perhaps giving somewhat of an unrealistic view of what civil is really like. Just to pick three: 1) Creativity: civil engineering is not very creative by nature. Why? because you always want to play it safe and create designs that have been proven to work bc you don't want the risk (at all) of something going wrong as people could die. Therefore, you tend to avoid creativity on the big scale. There is some creativity for smaller things, though. 2) Travel: Yes, you can travel. However, don't think they're going to send you to Paris or London. They will send you to very, very rural towns where your company doesn't have a local presence. If they have a project in e.g. paris the company will just get a local paris employee to cover that job as opposed to paying for your travels to go to paris. 3) High pay: the pay slightly above average but I wouldn't say high. This is very unfortunate bc civil engineering is difficult, not sure why we allow society to pay us less.

[@longestlongest7247]

It is not a career that should be promoted, also this guys didn't even mention that unless you get a p.e you are never getting above 80k for most cases ever

[@weifuawong7656]

what a realistic comment. Totally agree

[@keertanavajjhala3546]

Very good video.............morale booster for bright and young civil engineers

[@Explorist]

Thank you!

[@Genieprep]

Very thorough and descriptive video! Thank you 😊

[@tobiasmair8981]

40 hours a week? Its verry rare that i work 40 or less hours in a regular week. It is more about 45-50 hours (wich is ok and managable).

[@i-Schoolpro]

Thank you so much, man. Students in my school learn English with this video=)

[@jordanrodrigues8265]

Pros: You'll learn a lot, some of it will be interesting, and the pay's good. Cons: You'll be unable to make a video that doesn't sound like someone reading a powerpoint...

[@joserosa5342]

Im architecture student but I will study civil engineer too because I love some of the aspect engineering

[@neilkirman2258]

The up side, challenges, you will always be on a learning curve, you can travel.... Your work can be seen..... The downside, long hours, rubbish pay that goes with the pressure... two questions I would ask... 1) How can an earth worker earn more than the engineer who has designed the job... 2) Compare your pay to working hours, it isn’t great and definitely compared to other professions... Structural enginfor 25 years... (you do it for the love not the money)

[@markzuckerberg6054]

How much are you making?

[@asiangamer2867]

This is my first time not skipping an ad. I love new year

[@ahmedilyas125]

اريد ان اتفوق في الهندسة المدنية

[@cizma27]

Over 40 hours a week... My dad works 80 hours a week as ce

[@derranlawston4052]

Toni Krvavica wow, That is not good

[@discotrain173]

Well your dad is very overworked

[@dduh78]

Interesting view! However, in my country all the pros mentioned here do not hold true here, all the cons but indeed :)

[@KeonKori]

I’m trying decide between architecture and civil engineering. People keep telling me that they are two totally different things. But I feel my mindset suits either one. Which one will work out best in the end for me tho?

[@kevinsjournal]

I made a video on this!! A real while back though lol, they are pretty different. I felt the same way when I entered, but after working in the profession and knowing friends in the other, feel like personality types, school, daily tasks, and mindset cater to 2 different kinds of people, check out the video since there's a lot of depth to it to write completely in comments lol.

[@raunakmudgal2108]

Civil Engg

[@nultari1]

Look into landscape architecture

[@willterry588]

I wanted to be an civil engineer but this makes me feel differently

[@kingdeedeedee1450]

Run the other direction.

[@ManojKumar-wg5ps]

Hahaha run.....

[@kingdeedeedee1450]

@@ManojKumar-wg5ps Civil Engineering is boring AF!

[@ManojKumar-wg5ps]

@@kingdeedeedee1450 I don't think it's boring. But most people don't get a job here( India) less demand more supply and at the end everything is fucked up.

[@miguelbermudez5426]

@@kingdeedeedee1450 depends on the major and subfield. I think that electrical engineering is boring but that's me.

[@YoungSav2020]

When i get start college i want this to be my profession

[@WillardsChips]

I am a civil engineering technologist specializing in the water/sewer branch. Very hard work and under constant pressure!!! Here in ZA civil engineers are at the bottom of all fields of engineering and earnings!!!

[@longestlongest7247]

I love it how all of us c.e's with work experience are bashing the video and all the new grads are like "wow so inspirational" xD

[@qualityengineersguide]

Nice presentation. I want to inspire you guys to get a civil engineering course and become a CE.

[@anonymous-zf1qm]

Is civil really good for your future?

[@bayan6325]

Cons r true

[@pranavtagore]

I have been working for almost 4 years as a Civil Engineer and I agree with all the cons stated here. In fact,here in India the market is not so good for the field and its tough to stay in a job for more than a year and even they will not provide you a good salary as per your talent and experience. The work pressure is quite high and client and your company both wants you to work 7 days a week to meet the deadlines, you don't get time for your family and loved ones. Being in the execution part for so long, I no longer love my job,though I am quite good at it but the job just takes the life out of you.

[@general_indra4317]

Perry Tag I'm from India studying CE now...How much salary will I get at first on average ?

[@pranavtagore]

THE GHOST2000 It all depends on your skills. An entry level engineer gets 10-15K on average who doesn't have much knowledge about the methods and technologies used in industry. Whilst if you have a good knowledge of IS codes, can work fast on spreadsheets , understand drawings in conjunction to other drawings, draft , calculate the structural loads then you are good to go and expect around 30k . Still remember when you're working that you are not only a civil engineer but a project manager, so you should know about the electrical systems , HVAC ,IT, , mechanical and plumbing system in depth . You should also know the architectural part because most of fresher engineers just forget it during execution and without it whatever you do is a waste.

[@general_indra4317]

Thank you Sir

[@pranavtagore]

THE GHOST2000 you're welcome man.

[@MrANPRAKASH]

the grass is always greener on the other side.

[@eddymorra1403]

I completely disagree, his voice is practical and precise. Very many thanks to the uploader

[@longestlongest7247]

Hi, im a civil engineer with 3 years experience so far on the transportation and public utilities field. Gotta be honest, this is underpaid for ever and one you get through your "rough start" of career don't think the hours are gonna get lighter, if anything heavier. This guy didnt even mention it but without a P.E you are not getting any real money as a c.e.So if you wanna be overworked and underpaid for ever go for it!

[@markzuckerberg6054]

how much are you getting paid?

[@dannyceebee73]

1:47 how can we justify this statement of infinite demand when we live on a planet of finite size and resources? I find it difficult to believe that cities will simply expand forever.

[@Alex2011410136]

I'm a Geotechnical engineer for 3 years now... it might've be hard at start, but if you have enough connection, keep your head low, learn as much as you can and work professional, in 1 year time, you'll get the hang of it and the job will eventually find you. But if you're so passive, have no friend, no connection and all, it'll gonna be uphill all the way. Some of my friends quits just after 1-2 years. Working 40 hours per week? Hah... Try 60/week m8. And if you're on "peak season" where project comes pouring down like rain, you gotta work about 100hours/week (±15 hours per day, includes weekends). But yeah the pay's good though...

[@Airaldi]

Hey, i want to ask, what do you mean by "the pay´s good though"... How much is that for you?

[@anonymous-zf1qm]

How much is your salary?

[@diegoguimet3956]

@@anonymous-zf1qm if this is in the US and he's a civil engineer, US bureau of statistics notes 87000 USD is the median wage -from May 2019. Will vary depending on experience and state though!

[@DrMisty458]

i love the way he speaks slowly to make the 10min mark, sick fuk

[@Lydell123]

Great video and a very good morale booster for a Freshmen CE student

[@brofenix]

A little slow and trodding, in my opinion. It seems like he made the video exactly 10 minutes long in order to put more ads in the video :\

[@mariamabdu1225]

What is your thoughts on having an urban planning/studies and management science bachelor then getting a civil engineering masters? The way covid played with my academic pons and the over stress/depression is making me think of other routes. Could I go for a master in Civil when my bachelors is in planning and magnet science?

[@cutiepie-hn3kj]

I suck at math ever since. BUT I ENROLLED CIVIL ENGINEERING .. I DON'T KNOW WHAT AM I THINKING BUT RIGHT NOW I JUST THINK THAT I WON'T MAKE IT AT ALL. 🥺

[@anonymous-zf1qm]

Well, guess you can learn math there. But what made you choose engineering if you suck at mathhh

[@diegoguimet3956]

Hey Justine, if you like construction, planning, or sustainable building, I think you shouldn't give up on Civil if that's what you really want! I would encourage you to look at different school and programs and check out their courses; some may be heavier on math than others. Additionally, i can tell you from experience that I didn't do well at all on my math/calculus courses and still got a job I love after graduation. Grade are truly not everything. At the end of the day, school is a vessel to get you the degree that will allow you to get the job you want :)

[@cutiepie-hn3kj]

@@diegoguimet3956 if only you commented 11 months ago 🤣 but hey as of now lemme tell you how im doing. I eventually drop out of school, I only attended school for a few months then i suddenly did not attend to go to school again. I've made the wrong decision 😅 both chosing the wrong course and not attending school. I know some people may laugh but i find it difficult to go school without anymore motivation, without any goals, without anymore purpose in life, and I've got no one to talk to. I was drowning and wanted to disappear. I stopped going to school to find atleast the purpose of my existence. And right now atleast I'm doing fine 😅 i find my passion in doing clay sculptures and baking. And I'm enrolling culinary course this new school yr instead. And right now i can say that im happier now. 😊

[@diegoguimet3956]

@@cutiepie-hn3kj That's so awesome to hear! I don't think it was a wrong decision to stop school if it wasn't making you happy. Best of luck with baking and clay sculptures!!

[@rhythmandacoustics]

Why do I see lots of pictures from Montreal in this video?

[@TheOneALV]

I am currently going to college and want to be a civil engineer, the problem with me is that I’m not very creative and this worries me a lot

[@aether6098]

Welcome to the dark side

[@ManojKumar-wg5ps]

Noooo.... Run away

[@vinaypal7760]

Its exactly what i expected.....👏👏👏👏👏

[@sakhemcetywa6847]

Great video That part where you say chemical engineers work at the microscopic level is not true though, Macroscopic scale is what differentiates them from chemists.

[@civil-xengineering4991]

Being a civil engineer is 100% worth it

[@fuzzypicklesgaming439]

How?

[@sandro4431]

Nice video

[@Explorist]

Thank You :)

[@AFMathandEngineering]

Nice video guys!

[@Explorist]

Thanks!

[@StevenGarcia118]

I'm still struggling on what I want to do: Architect or Civil engineering. I just love making things with my hands. It's been a passion. I'm just confused if I what Civil Engineering to my career choice.

[@milehighyt2097]

unless you have a burning passion for architecture, civil by a long shot

[@evangelineamanadelacerna6421]

should I take civil engineering in college even if sucked at math (all branches of math )?

[@jadelu2542]

I had breakdowns where I want to give up the course, but it turned out pretty well. It is a matter of dedication to learn. No one really "sucks" at math. Studying and answering practice tests really helps.

[@shawn2426]

I agree with this. If you work hard then you can do it

[@cutiepie-hn3kj]

Hey this makes me motivated af. so hey how are you now ? How does things working for you? Did you take up engineering? I wanna know

[@vishnuvarma01]

Thank you sir for sharing u r experience.

[@deadtako]

is there a way to choose your contractors? I'd like to go for small projects and slowly make em bigger

[@blaineangstadt2163]

Great content !

[@UnveilingRealityOfficial]

nice work

[@Explorist]

Thanks!

[@blackdarkness2938]

I have an important question do civil engineers build like they do in construction

[@diegoguimet3956]

What do you mean?

[@ismailgtr3272]

please give many imformation about civilengineering..i wnt read n see

[@AndreaRodriguez-lx9ic]

Im 24, it’s too late to start college for this? Advice please

[@Endlesslight787]

Its never too late to do something you love, especially knowing someday your time on this Earth will end.

[@tylerbledsoe2717]

Not too late and not unusual for this field

[@Rafael-ly7hr]

it's not too late, i'm 21 and i just switched majors to CE, some of my classmates are in their late 20's and 30's

[@aleleeramos]

it is never too late!! as a studying civil and environmental engineer, I find it the prospect of constructing cities, or aiding third world countries to be very exciting! there are so many things you can do with the degree itself!

[@eddielookingbeautifulbravo8]

No lol, I'm in the first semester. Average age is 23.

[@kisamehoshigaki9116]

Great video

[@JD-dw1dr]

Is the USA highly competitive for civil engineers? Is California competitive ?

[@user-mc8cj3ls6m]

Civil vs electrical?

[@thelogang9176]

you should do video like kurzsegast in nut a shell channel

[@Explorist]

Thank you for suggestion. we would make better animated videos once we will have enough budget for that. Appreciate your feedback!!

[@jessenwogu6158]

Anyone know the name of the structure at 5:02?

[@Explorist]

The city is montreal.

[@guillaumerancourt1769]

Its montreal’s olympic stadium

[@garret1930]

Beautiful stadium to visit

[@user-cf2eh1sl8q]

Is it civil engineers responsibility of making that building look like that?

[@kamalakamala6345]

ii want an diploma cad videos with easy tips

[@charisdominic2816]

Which subject do i have to be good at to be an engineer? ( Do i have to be best at math )

[@dlyn-kg4pi]

I am a grade10 student. Can I be a civil engineer even though I am a girl?

[@Rafael-ly7hr]

Keyk Pop yes you can!, there's more guys as civil engineers than girls, but that doesn't mean you can't be one 👍🏼

[@walkwithshelley3827]

I’m a girl and I’m going to university next year for civil engineering.

[@rogiebangquiao7360]

Same here

[@zatzu]

XD i can't believe ppl still thinks that ce is a "man job". But srly, of course you can. The only job i know that women can't have is being a Priest or a sperm donor. peace!

[@brandynntube3476]

This question is like asking if a student can as a teacher a question during class, you can do it if you want to, or you won’t do it.

[@OiVinn-eq1ml]

Cons: Lot of paperwork, slow, politics, bureaucracy, decent but not great pay, boring, high pressure Just my experience

[@rokect7281]

which country?

[@deltaengineers2636]

If someone work in Office is he will be a Structure designer?

[@thandiedawnfabila5424]

Just graduated high school and wanted to be a nurse but my parents won't support me and told me I should do engineering :'(

[@Hannah-pj5og]

You should do what you want to do. You WILL regret it if you pick a degree that is solely for your parents and not yourself.

[@thandiedawnfabila5424]

@@Hannah-pj5og I cried for days bc I'm thinking the same thing but my parents can't afford medical school anymore and engineering is free in our province. I can't really force the nursing course to them, knowing our situation right now. It was my dream since I was a child. Guess it'll stay as a dream only. :')

[@Hannah-pj5og]

Thandie Dawn are you able to go out of your province to go to medical school?

[@thandiedawnfabila5424]

@@Hannah-pj5og yes, I graduated my high school in the city's medical school and my future was planned but my father got sick and my parents were divorced. So.. yeah. Everything led back to practicality :') I just hope that I'll get to love engineering in the process of learning it. My whole life was dedicated to biology and medical stuffs. Engineering wasn't even an option for me, so I hope I can adjust fast :

[@ahmedmustafa3757]

@@thandiedawnfabila5424 if you can manage to study medical then engineering will be easier and better

[@Airaldi]

In my country we work 45-50 hours per week and thats common xD

[@ManojKumar-wg5ps]

We work 60hr

[@diegoguimet3956]

Which country? Curious to know

[@naderhassan7117]

good

[@subscriberswithoutanyvid-nv4fn]

Nice job

[@banelenkosinathi4801]

I'm studying civil engineering in High school

[@jamie5509]

40 hours a week? Try Architecture

[@MultiCaboose]

gene josue try architecture if you want 1/3 the pay

[@eddielookingbeautifulbravo8]

@@MultiCaboose lol :D

[@zatzu]

@@MultiCaboose really?

[@MultiCaboose]

Zatzu Uy ya lol

[@mohammedobaidullah161]

Best sites or blogs to learn design as per ASCE

[@joshkhimmywoops7522]

Is it possible for a heart patient to be a civil engineer?

[@OkA-007]

Do you mean you have heart related problems? If so, it's possible to be a Civil Engineer so as long as you can manage your health problems properly. One of the CONS of being a Civil Engineer is the pressure and stress that comes with the job,but if you are organised and can manage yourself and people well, you should be okay.

[@conom6715]

You can build tanks, ships and jets. I am a muslim and i Love Civil Engineering.

[@conom6715]

advanced civil engineers can build any structures.

[@JD-dw1dr]

Is it hard to get a job

[@marc2308]

Hi , I'm living in the Estate of Florida and I would like to know what is the difference between Civil Engineer and General Contractor? The Civil Engineer can sign permits instead the General Contractor?

[@Juliana-no7ur]

Marcel Faria general contractors deal with construction and are usually on the project site. They do not deal with the math side of things like calculating load and building plans, etc. the civil engineers basically create the plans for the contractors to carry out

[@DungNguyen-jm2im]

Hay quá

[@samuelwoodouse4482]

well this convinced me I don't want to go into civil engineering thanks for that.

[@samuelwoodouse4482]

why do people keep on liking this. I watched another video about mechanical engineering and thought I AM going to go with civil after all

[@lysandralowe1217]

@@samuelwoodouse4482 MAKE UP YOUR MIND !! lol

[@samuelwoodouse4482]

@@lysandralowe1217 no fuck you im gunna be a dentist

[@zatzu]

@@samuelwoodouse4482 or an astronaut! :D

[@cutiepie-hn3kj]

So how you doing now?

[@jithinkl7300]

Am I the only one who hates being a civil engnr .??

[@fuzzypicklesgaming439]

Why do you hate it?

[@penda3274]

Wat happens if u fuck on the design and the building doesn't last long

[@penda3274]

I have to apply to a varsity and civil engineering is no1 choice

[@ericveneto1593]

PLEASE hire a better voiceover guy!

[@gulshanteens913]

Watch the video with 1.5 playback speed and you'll thank me later

[@vapor7653]

they pay you hella good cash I have 2 kids a 1 story house and yet I have so much leftover money

[@fuzzypicklesgaming439]

What country?

[@mccoy786]

83 thousand a year,I make that in 6 months sleeping with woman that belong to engineers.

[@rokect7281]

what kind of engineer is that?

[@jinael3346]

Civil engineering is hard for girls ??

[@jamiemonaghan8200]

I live in the uk and my plan is to become a civil engineer but my dream is to live in Cali is it possible to transfer out there ?

[@Pheno_phyle254]

I wouldn’t recommend you coming down here unless u really are talented in something if it’s civil engineering and the way expensive Cali furthermore civil engineers don’t make that much here rather be in the UK than here

[@antdem3779]

good video but u gotta get better at reading

[@electrolytes674]

Not worth it. Civil engineering is a dead field. Better if you go into medicine and finance, that’s where the money and respect is.

[@lafontaineadam]

gets a text at @3:46

[@davidlevi2237]

I thought it was my phone at first 😂

[@ShahidKhan-so5cl]

what is pros and cons means

[@thomasblackwell9507]

It means what is good and what is bad about...

[@MOHAMEDAHMED-rg8ct]

advantages and disadvantages

[@yogeshwaranj6696]

Shahid Khan same doubt

[@uknowwhatimean5000]

Merit and demerit

[@netsanetnedie3560]

@Fahima Abawi what do u mean

[@benallyteamak9755]

If I was a civil engineer I can help SAFWAY scaffolding,

[@enja001]

40hrs a week? Cries in 60hrs a week

[@fuzzypicklesgaming439]

What Civil Engineering subcategory are you working in?

[@enja001]

@@fuzzypicklesgaming439 im in mechanical

[@fuzzypicklesgaming439]

@@enja001 ohh, 60 hours is way too much

[@balaportejean7015]

thk you. Is it too much to be a civil engineering and an electrical too? Jesus loves you, believe in Him and repent

[@bengalunmeshbanerjeefitnes6842]

No pros only cons and cons