Engineering is the most common degree among millionaires! The combination of a problem solving mindset, and a technical skill set, gives people the tools to succeed!
I see engineering as a way to make the world better using my set of skills and the money part is actually a secondary necessity to do more good. In the end I hope that I lived a meaningful life rather than chasing money.
Hey Jake, I wanted to let know know that watching your videos 2 years ago when I was about to graduate from Undergrad in Aerospace Engineering had a huge impact on my life. I took your advice on reaching out to my inner circle, instead of beating a dead horse with raw applications. From my inner circle I was able to land my dream job at NASA KSC on the Artemis Program. Your channel is amazing for your professionals and I recommend to everyone. Thank you so much for what you do. To the moon!! 🚀
@Dom M I feel the same, I almost didn't choose my degree after watching that one guy who hates engineering now for some reason, but Jake has helped encourage me to continue down the path, and I'm loving it.
@@JakeVoorhees Yes I’d definitely be interested in talking more about my journey and hopefully it can inspire others. Let me know how we can connect to discuss the details. I always appreciate new opportunities!
@@domm2731 Ny name is Hamza Waheed. I am Jake's head of operations. You can send Jake an email at hello@jakevoorhees.com or you can send me an email at waheedhamza71@gmail.com. Thank you for watching the channel and your story is definitely inspiring. See you soon. www.linkedin.com/in/hamza-waheed-05942485/
My wife and I are in the process of starting a Kombucha brewing and manufacturing business. I'm a battery engineer by trade. The skills I've learned in problem solving, applying lean, six sigma, and 5S are serving us well.
Some of these companies got or still get a bad rep for enviromental abuse, but to them I say Kuznets curve. Let us continue diving down this rabbit hole, we have come a far way to help our environment, though we still got a ways to go.
the way you and normal people look is not the same as psychopaths think and most ceo-s and big "investors" are psychos who are lead by money+power to control
Just finished my general electives .. will now start my EE In December. I’ll have my associates this coming summer 2023 and bachelors in fall 2024. I’ve started to apply for internships and appreciation ships as electric engineer in my area. Very excited
Should I take computer engineering or industrial engineering? I believe that industrial engineering will suit me really good since after I earn money, and gain good experience from work field, I'll start my own business/company, that's my goal.
Wait, is that even a question ???? Best CEOs in the world are Engineers. France, Italy, Switzerland, and Belgium have Grande Ecoles schools that trains leaders from these engineering schools, and more reliably than business schools. Big corporations need smart people, not people who just want to balance finances. Creativity, optimization, thinking outside the box, risk strategy, and problem solving are the work of Engineers, even more so if they have advanced degrees or coupled with other training
Hi Jake! I am a freshman in high school and I have been watching your channel for a while, and I believe you have a lot of great information in engineering and it has been very helpful in guiding me! I just had a few questions if you do not mind! What are some good clubs to be in if you are pursuing a career in engineering? My current clubs include: Competitive Robotics, Competitive Engineering Design and Technology Team, SkillsUSA, Math Team, Math Tutoring. I am also potentially getting my first job this summer tutoring for a kumon in my area! What are some things I should do in the summer to optimize my portfolio/resume creditability?
Hey thanks so much for being a fan :) Which clubs you spend time with depends on what you want to do afterwards. Find engineering clubs that pertain to your engineering future. Here are some examples: rocket team, solar power car, steel bridge, concrete canoe, robotics team, engineers without borders, etc. These are also engineering organizations and societies like: ASCE, ASME, IEEE for a few examples. And there are a tonnnnn of engineering organizations in varying niches, so you can join all those. I suggest you join at least 3 I made a video about what engineers can do in their free time :) “What Should Engineers Do in Free Time?” czcams.com/video/UE9PHsQGrJg/video.html Let me know what else I can help you with thanksssss
Jake, is it possible to be self-taught in engineering? What would be your advice for someone pursuing engineering on his or her own without formal education? I'd love to learn engineering, but there's no way I can get back to college (already in my 30s, extremely poor GPA in my Bachelor's, etc.). I can only take microcredentials/nanodegrees and read books. How viable is being self-taught in engineering? Thanks!
Well what are you trying to do? What makes you want to go back into engineering? To make more $$$ in your career? BEcause there are other ways to do that. Are you actually wanting to become an engineer now? If so, what about resetting and taking some community college courses and starting with a whole different GPA. Let me know more so I can help, thanks!
hey Jake my goal is to become a Software Engineer and then eventually a Software Architect, I live in the Bay Area so there are plenty of jobs. But I am having trouble choosing a major, I am a senior in hs rn so I still have a little time to decide, but it’s between Software Engineering, Computer Engineering, or Computer Sci. I noticed that you said to not do Software Engineering as a major but my school, SJSU, does have an ABET accredited Software Engineering program, if that changes anything? Also it might be hard to switch to CompSci since it’s impacted. So my question was if you think it’s worth trying to switch majors to SE or CS or just stick with my declared major which is CompE? (I could switch to SE a lot easier since CE and SE are within the same college, unlike CS)
Engineering can't make you crazy rich in the global sense Only stuff that pool in people or any forms of money can do that. The only way an engineer can be rich *purely through engineering* is by relative measures of being rich (3rd world country guy working for 1st world country) However an engineer can get his feet into business side (or really anything that pools in people or money) and make big bucks and become actually rich in global sense but note that you have to get into something else (which is not engineering) to be able to scale to that! Not dissing on anything but this is actually what happens❤ [Note: my definition of rich in global sense is having a few million bucks in USD bare minimum]
At a career fair in my junior year, I saw a table where their 'who we hire' portion said, 'only mechanical engineers' which made me approach the booth initially, but when I saw the company I became confused. The were a real estate company. I asked the man what they did and he said, 'Oh we buy and sell high end real estate, mostly office buildings.' even more confused I asked, 'So...you have ME's help you with... sizing of...' I was thinking that if they had us helping with construction that _might_ make sense and, it isn't _unheard_ of for mechanical engineers to do that sort of thing, but civil and construction engineers, not to mention architects are typically more suited for it. He cuts me off, "Oh no, we don't do _any_ construction. We buy and sell offices, nothing else." Now the guy is grinning at my obvious confusion and just waiting for the question he knows is coming. I oblige him, "Then...why do you want mechanical engineers?" His grin widens and he said, 'You guys are problem solvers. Problem solves who are multidisciplinary and that translates into more than just tech and machines. You learn to solve problems in unique ways that the rest of us don't think of, that makes you valuable in any industry. We hire students as sales reps in this internship I'm offering. There will be opportunities and, I'll straight up tell you, if we like you _at all_ you'll very likely be offered a management position after you graduate. Engineers make great managers. Also, our CEO is a mechanical engineer, and about half of our board of directs are as well, several of them started with our company at the very internship I'm currently offering." I suppose I can see their logic, I don't know about engineers making great managers, I think we're just as suited to that role as anyone else, but I can see where they're coming from. I did not apply because...well I went to school for engineering *to become an engineer.* That job would probably become high paying if the agent was telling the truth but, a well paying job you don't love eventually just become a job you don't love. Keep that in mind people, a high paying crappy job is only worth it in the short term.
Well, you first have to at least try to do something before figuring out whether you live it or not. Idk man, a management position that early on in your career would make for a killer resume for future (hopefully more engineering related) jobs as you'll most likely end up managing other engineers anyway.
That shirt is great🔥🔥🔥 Edit: I was kinda surprised Elon wasn't on this list, but after thinking about it I remembered that he doesn't have an engineering degree.
Elon Musk’s story is the first case I have ever heard of someone becoming a self-taught engineer. He had no formal engineering education, so he went out and bought books and took courses to teach himself. Arnold Schwarzenegger and Chuck Norris are self-taught actors. I am a self-taught typist. And now there is a business executive who became a self-taught engineer.
Wow, Jake thanks, I've been reading my favourite mags including Forbes, MIT Technology Review and the newspapers the Washington Post. So that I can learn what engineers are. My question is: Do these CEO's refer to themselves and the public as CEOs or Pr. Engineers?
Nice! Well they are firstly a CEO but their engineering element never really goes away :) they will always be both once they achieve CEO. All engineers are proud of their engineeringness forever, but few make it to CEO, thanks!
Maybe, I haven't heard too much about actually but I checked out a few programs. It seems okay but I think CS or CPE would be better. What do you think of it? Cheers thanks
Hey thanks for the comment. Analyze the velocity of what types of particles? I would take a look at these two videos: “Mechanical Engineering Job Tier List” czcams.com/video/ghxBLeEX_OM/video.html . “Electrical Engineering Job Tier List” czcams.com/video/6r3hG_zA8d8/video.html That way you can get some more career and job ideas, let me know what questions you have okay cheers thanks
Can you do one on electronic systems engineering technology? I got accepted into the program. And it is abet accredited. But someone told me that you can only be a technician with it. And I don’t know if that’s true or not.
Hey Jake !!! This is Jeet here. I had left a comment on one your videos and you gave an excellent answer to it. I wanted to talk to you more about some things that I wanted to clear. Can we please have a zoom call or something I REALLY wish to talk to you face to face . And anytime you you wish we'll do at that time. I really like your videos and they are really great honestly. Hope you're doing great!!! Thank you !!!!
Let the new content revolution begin. There were two places that you should not have used jumpcuts. Rather just take a pause and continue. Other than that this video was different in a good way!!!!
Well when it comes to running a country, there are a lot of things that are required that are not "running a company". This video is about being a good CEO. I am not sure how many leaders of countries have first been engineers, but maybe Bill Nye was right :) let me know what else you are needing help you with, cheers!
Hey thanks for the comment. Machine design is one of the 3 avenues within mechanical engineering. So if you like physical part design, go in this route. You will work with solid works and CAD and can be a product design engineer, manufacturing engineer, etc.
Hey Jake I am always inspired by your videos that how engineers could be CEOs and leaders in our society as it is one of my dreams. As a civil engineering student, it sometimes makes me doubt since there are hardly civil engineers ceos in reputated big companies. Now I have a chance to apply any majors that I like again, and I want to know your opinions since you are my fav youtuber. Can I also be one of the leaders you have mentioned in the vid with the degree of civil engineering ?
Thank you ! The Louis Vuitton CEO is a civil engineer and Carlos Slim, the billionaire is a civil as well. Most of the founders are electrical engineers because they can code, they know technology, and they have advanced theoretical thinking unlike even a lot of other engineers. Plus, you're thinking of big F500 and technology companies. There are plenty of civil founders in the civil space. I think you should choose the major that is the best for you in general. Not one that can "help you become an entrepreneur". There are plenty of entrepreneurs in all majors that go on to found companies. Being an entrepreneur is about building a solution to a problem through a product or service. You need to be involved with an industry long enough to identify this issue and be interested in it enough to build something to fix the problem. Does that make sense? Let me know what follow up questions you have!
Yeh it totally makes sense. Guess I will stick with my civil dream and be a problem solver. It sometimes just makes me unsure when everyone talks abt computer science and technology stuff. Maybe I could use those stuff in civil engineering rt. Thank you for your reply Jake. It makes me so so relieved. Applause from Myanmar 🇲🇲
First off congrats for getting in and you should be proud of yourself. That is not an easy feat to pull off. It all depends on what you want. If you want to do robotics and autonomous systems then go for it. UC Berkeley is definitely worth it for sure.
Hello, I have already asked this question in the EE job tierlist but you haven't answered me. Am I also going to be able to get into Machine Learning Engineering or Robotics & Automation Engineering with an Computer Engineering or Systems Engineering degree (Master) combined with further coding experience with hardware from side projects?
I think physics thinking can get you there. Theoretical minds are powerful. Elon and the youngest self made billionaire, Austin Russell, are physics people. If you look at the CEOs of many companies, they are run by engineers. If you peel away more layers, you will find they are mostly electrical engineers. They have this physics theoretical thinking that makes them smarter than even the average engineer. So yes. I think physics thinking can be great for CEOs. I do not think you should study physics though. Do EE.
There is almost no hireablilty without graduate school, so I cannot understand why study physics vs EE. Unless you are 100% sure you want your PhD for research or to be a professor, and what 17 year old senior in high school can say that? Physics is a pointless degree to me
Hey Jake mate. I'm the civil engineering student studying in india. I'm in my second year of engineering. I was torn and stucked of choosing my Carrier i.e.(structure, construction, geo , transportation, hydraulic.)
hey thanks for the comment. its hard to know which way to turn without you suggesting your interests. All of them are great and all can yield a similar career. It comes down to interests
Hey cool question. You can’t really work two or any job at the same time. That’s fundamentally impossible. You can however work a job where you are accumulating multiple lanes of experience at the same time, like biomedical engineering for example. You’re not really a doctor, and you’re not really a scientist fully. But you may work with research and studies and design parts that a doctor may use. Does that help?
Still waiting on that engineering trap degrees video lol. "Can an Engineer make a good CEO"? Idk, is 80% of my exams over material that wasn't taught in class or even in the textbook? The answer is yes
Oooo yup keep reminding me. I also wouldn't mind a few examples of things you found that seemed to be traps. Uni of Phoenix lol :) hahaha thanks again !
@@JakeVoorhees I definitely think construction engineering technology is one, also maybe audio engineering (you know the people that help bad singers sound better).
@@JakeVoorhees I watched your video that you linked about industrial engineers thanks I'm currently working while attending the Caribbean Maritime university it was very reassuring
What should I make next?
Can you do a video on nuclear engineering
An in depth vid on industrial systems engineering?
Something about Cyberworld, are you okay with that?
Since you know, you’re a engineer not a Cyber security.
Compare general engineering to Mechatronics engineering
About earospace engineering.
Engineering is the most common degree among millionaires! The combination of a problem solving mindset, and a technical skill set, gives people the tools to succeed!
It isssss, millionaires, billionaires to, and CEOs. Thank you for that comment, love you
Not in corrupt places
I see engineering as a way to make the world better using my set of skills and the money part is actually a secondary necessity to do more good.
In the end I hope that I lived a meaningful life rather than chasing money.
Kuznets curve, engineers lead the way
yup! what a great goal. This is the best path to happiness too :) cheers thank you !
You Know bro , when you do live a meaningful life , aka (useful to people) the money comes chasing you 👍
Hey Jake, I wanted to let know know that watching your videos 2 years ago when I was about to graduate from Undergrad in Aerospace Engineering had a huge impact on my life. I took your advice on reaching out to my inner circle, instead of beating a dead horse with raw applications. From my inner circle I was able to land my dream job at NASA KSC on the Artemis Program. Your channel is amazing for your professionals and I recommend to everyone. Thank you so much for what you do. To the moon!! 🚀
That's awesome!
Wow what a great comment, thank you so much for this
@Dom M I feel the same, I almost didn't choose my degree after watching that one guy who hates engineering now for some reason, but Jake has helped encourage me to continue down the path, and I'm loving it.
@@JakeVoorhees Yes I’d definitely be interested in talking more about my journey and hopefully it can inspire others. Let me know how we can connect to discuss the details. I always appreciate new opportunities!
@@domm2731 Ny name is Hamza Waheed. I am Jake's head of operations. You can send Jake an email at hello@jakevoorhees.com or you can send me an email at waheedhamza71@gmail.com. Thank you for watching the channel and your story is definitely inspiring. See you soon.
www.linkedin.com/in/hamza-waheed-05942485/
My wife and I are in the process of starting a Kombucha brewing and manufacturing business. I'm a battery engineer by trade. The skills I've learned in problem solving, applying lean, six sigma, and 5S are serving us well.
The way I look at it is it’s not about the money but a way to protect our world from future danger and harm🙏🏿
100%, great perspective
Some of these companies got or still get a bad rep for enviromental abuse, but to them I say Kuznets curve. Let us continue diving down this rabbit hole, we have come a far way to help our environment, though we still got a ways to go.
the way you and normal people look is not the same as psychopaths think and most ceo-s and big "investors" are psychos who are lead by money+power to control
Just finished my general electives .. will now start my EE In December. I’ll have my associates this coming summer 2023 and bachelors in fall 2024.
I’ve started to apply for internships and appreciation ships as electric engineer in my area.
Very excited
Should I take computer engineering or industrial engineering? I believe that industrial engineering will suit me really good since after I earn money, and gain good experience from work field, I'll start my own business/company, that's my goal.
I'm not a coder. I'm planning to hire for coding. Design and Architecture support.
Very informative and educative.
Engineers learn how to build a product, and a good product is the reason why a business exists.
Wait, is that even a question ???? Best CEOs in the world are Engineers. France, Italy, Switzerland, and Belgium have Grande Ecoles schools that trains leaders from these engineering schools, and more reliably than business schools. Big corporations need smart people, not people who just want to balance finances. Creativity, optimization, thinking outside the box, risk strategy, and problem solving are the work of Engineers, even more so if they have advanced degrees or coupled with other training
Hi Jake! I am a freshman in high school and I have been watching your channel for a while, and I believe you have a lot of great information in engineering and it has been very helpful in guiding me! I just had a few questions if you do not mind!
What are some good clubs to be in if you are pursuing a career in engineering?
My current clubs include: Competitive Robotics, Competitive Engineering Design and Technology Team, SkillsUSA, Math Team, Math Tutoring. I am also potentially getting my first job this summer tutoring for a kumon in my area!
What are some things I should do in the summer to optimize my portfolio/resume creditability?
Hey thanks so much for being a fan :)
Which clubs you spend time with depends on what you want to do afterwards. Find engineering clubs that pertain to your engineering future. Here are some examples: rocket team, solar power car, steel bridge, concrete canoe, robotics team, engineers without borders, etc. These are also engineering organizations and societies like: ASCE, ASME, IEEE for a few examples. And there are a tonnnnn of engineering organizations in varying niches, so you can join all those. I suggest you join at least 3
I made a video about what engineers can do in their free time :)
“What Should Engineers Do in Free Time?” czcams.com/video/UE9PHsQGrJg/video.html
Let me know what else I can help you with thanksssss
Jake, is it possible to be self-taught in engineering? What would be your advice for someone pursuing engineering on his or her own without formal education? I'd love to learn engineering, but there's no way I can get back to college (already in my 30s, extremely poor GPA in my Bachelor's, etc.). I can only take microcredentials/nanodegrees and read books. How viable is being self-taught in engineering? Thanks!
Well what are you trying to do? What makes you want to go back into engineering? To make more $$$ in your career? BEcause there are other ways to do that. Are you actually wanting to become an engineer now? If so, what about resetting and taking some community college courses and starting with a whole different GPA. Let me know more so I can help, thanks!
You have guided me alot ,
Thank you from South Africa🇿🇦
Thank you so much for the great comment :) is there anything I can help you with now? Cheers thank you !
Always be honest & sincere to ourselves & don't be pretenders.This is really a very good way to reconcile ones' heart....
hey Jake my goal is to become a Software Engineer and then eventually a Software Architect, I live in the Bay Area so there are plenty of jobs. But I am having trouble choosing a major, I am a senior in hs rn so I still have a little time to decide, but it’s between Software Engineering, Computer Engineering, or Computer Sci. I noticed that you said to not do Software Engineering as a major but my school, SJSU, does have an ABET accredited Software Engineering program, if that changes anything? Also it might be hard to switch to CompSci since it’s impacted. So my question was if you think it’s worth trying to switch majors to SE or CS or just stick with my declared major which is CompE? (I could switch to SE a lot easier since CE and SE are within the same college, unlike CS)
Great video as always.
Im way more than inspired right now!
Awesome! Would you want to see more about successful engineers?
Engineering can't make you crazy rich in the global sense
Only stuff that pool in people or any forms of money can do that.
The only way an engineer can be rich *purely through engineering* is by relative measures of being rich (3rd world country guy working for 1st world country)
However an engineer can get his feet into business side (or really anything that pools in people or money) and make big bucks and become actually rich in global sense but note that you have to get into something else (which is not engineering) to be able to scale to that!
Not dissing on anything but this is actually what happens❤
[Note: my definition of rich in global sense is having a few million bucks in USD bare minimum]
Very inspiring information and that true thanks for sharing!
Thank you for this great content, from South Africa
At a career fair in my junior year, I saw a table where their 'who we hire' portion said, 'only mechanical engineers' which made me approach the booth initially, but when I saw the company I became confused. The were a real estate company. I asked the man what they did and he said, 'Oh we buy and sell high end real estate, mostly office buildings.' even more confused I asked, 'So...you have ME's help you with... sizing of...' I was thinking that if they had us helping with construction that _might_ make sense and, it isn't _unheard_ of for mechanical engineers to do that sort of thing, but civil and construction engineers, not to mention architects are typically more suited for it. He cuts me off, "Oh no, we don't do _any_ construction. We buy and sell offices, nothing else."
Now the guy is grinning at my obvious confusion and just waiting for the question he knows is coming. I oblige him, "Then...why do you want mechanical engineers?" His grin widens and he said, 'You guys are problem solvers. Problem solves who are multidisciplinary and that translates into more than just tech and machines. You learn to solve problems in unique ways that the rest of us don't think of, that makes you valuable in any industry. We hire students as sales reps in this internship I'm offering. There will be opportunities and, I'll straight up tell you, if we like you _at all_ you'll very likely be offered a management position after you graduate. Engineers make great managers. Also, our CEO is a mechanical engineer, and about half of our board of directs are as well, several of them started with our company at the very internship I'm currently offering."
I suppose I can see their logic, I don't know about engineers making great managers, I think we're just as suited to that role as anyone else, but I can see where they're coming from. I did not apply because...well I went to school for engineering *to become an engineer.* That job would probably become high paying if the agent was telling the truth but, a well paying job you don't love eventually just become a job you don't love. Keep that in mind people, a high paying crappy job is only worth it in the short term.
Yes I would overall agree with your analysis. This is really interesting and cool.
Well, you first have to at least try to do something before figuring out whether you live it or not. Idk man, a management position that early on in your career would make for a killer resume for future (hopefully more engineering related) jobs as you'll most likely end up managing other engineers anyway.
That shirt is great🔥🔥🔥
Edit: I was kinda surprised Elon wasn't on this list, but after thinking about it I remembered that he doesn't have an engineering degree.
Thank you !! How you doing Zik?
@@JakeVoorhees I'm doing great, and you?
Super well, trying different stuff on here lol
Elon Musk’s story is the first case I have ever heard of someone becoming a self-taught engineer. He had no formal engineering education, so he went out and bought books and took courses to teach himself.
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Chuck Norris are self-taught actors. I am a self-taught typist. And now there is a business executive who became a self-taught engineer.
Great video Jake!
Thank you ! And how are youuuuu?
Hey man, could you make a video about engineering laptops for students?
Helpful! Thank you!
In your opinion what are the easiest engineering majors???
Maybe industrial engineering or software engineering
Wow, Jake thanks, I've been reading my favourite mags including Forbes, MIT Technology Review and the newspapers the Washington Post. So that I can learn what engineers are. My question is: Do these CEO's refer to themselves and the public as CEOs or Pr. Engineers?
Nice! Well they are firstly a CEO but their engineering element never really goes away :) they will always be both once they achieve CEO. All engineers are proud of their engineeringness forever, but few make it to CEO, thanks!
Really enjoyed this video man!!
Thanks man!
Really good video!
Environmental engineer can be CEO in big company ? Most people in my country say this major can’t do that.
Which branch is best for engineering ,,,,I have to choose in my college councelling?
Hey Jake do you think Cyber Operation is good major?
Maybe, I haven't heard too much about actually but I checked out a few programs. It seems okay but I think CS or CPE would be better. What do you think of it? Cheers thanks
What is that beat at 6:47?? Pure hotness lmaoo
Worrrdddd some tune from CZcams studio music :)
Niềm Nở Hai Tư - Quang Thanh
Download Shazam on ios or google play
You're welcome.
Good strategy!! I’d have to go into my Adobe premiere to figure it out
@@JakeVoorhees shazam allows you to figure out what is playing
what engineering major should i chose if i want to analyse the motion (velocity) of objects/particles.
Hey thanks for the comment. Analyze the velocity of what types of particles? I would take a look at these two videos:
“Mechanical Engineering Job Tier List” czcams.com/video/ghxBLeEX_OM/video.html
.
“Electrical Engineering Job Tier List” czcams.com/video/6r3hG_zA8d8/video.html
That way you can get some more career and job ideas, let me know what questions you have okay cheers thanks
@@JakeVoorhees like in the hadron colider.
i think the motion of things is mechanical.
Yeah mechanical will be a good fit. You can measure chemicals, materials, energy and power, all types of stuff
Can you do one on electronic systems engineering technology? I got accepted into the program. And it is abet accredited. But someone told me that you can only be a technician with it. And I don’t know if that’s true or not.
Hey Jake !!!
This is Jeet here. I had left a comment on one your videos and you gave an excellent answer to it.
I wanted to talk to you more about some things that I wanted to clear.
Can we please have a zoom call or something I REALLY wish to talk to you face to face . And anytime you you wish we'll do at that time.
I really like your videos and they are really great honestly.
Hope you're doing great!!!
Thank you !!!!
Let the new content revolution begin. There were two places that you should not have used jumpcuts. Rather just take a pause and continue. Other than that this video was different in a good way!!!!
thanks !
Sir what bill nye said that scientist and engineers are not better than politicians when it comes to running a country, is it true
Well when it comes to running a country, there are a lot of things that are required that are not "running a company". This video is about being a good CEO. I am not sure how many leaders of countries have first been engineers, but maybe Bill Nye was right :) let me know what else you are needing help you with, cheers!
But china engineers as their leaders plus they make tall structures fast
Which type of engineer makes the most millionaires?
Good video for engineers🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thank you and yesss
Can you tell me your insights on machine design mechanical engineering career please?
Hey thanks for the comment. Machine design is one of the 3 avenues within mechanical engineering. So if you like physical part design, go in this route. You will work with solid works and CAD and can be a product design engineer, manufacturing engineer, etc.
The first time I heard you vioce i though Mark Rober was speaking
You even have nasa on your shirt XD
Hey Jake
I am always inspired by your videos that how engineers could be CEOs and leaders in our society as it is one of my dreams. As a civil engineering student, it sometimes makes me doubt since there are hardly civil engineers ceos in reputated big companies. Now I have a chance to apply any majors that I like again, and I want to know your opinions since you are my fav youtuber. Can I also be one of the leaders you have mentioned in the vid with the degree of civil engineering ?
Great dream; awesome to be inspired.
Thank you ! The Louis Vuitton CEO is a civil engineer and Carlos Slim, the billionaire is a civil as well. Most of the founders are electrical engineers because they can code, they know technology, and they have advanced theoretical thinking unlike even a lot of other engineers. Plus, you're thinking of big F500 and technology companies. There are plenty of civil founders in the civil space.
I think you should choose the major that is the best for you in general. Not one that can "help you become an entrepreneur". There are plenty of entrepreneurs in all majors that go on to found companies. Being an entrepreneur is about building a solution to a problem through a product or service. You need to be involved with an industry long enough to identify this issue and be interested in it enough to build something to fix the problem.
Does that make sense? Let me know what follow up questions you have!
@@montanajones7709 Yup thanks Montanaaaa
Yeh it totally makes sense. Guess I will stick with my civil dream and be a problem solver. It sometimes just makes me unsure when everyone talks abt computer science and technology stuff. Maybe I could use those stuff in civil engineering rt.
Thank you for your reply Jake. It makes me so so relieved.
Applause from Myanmar 🇲🇲
I love you for this video, Saluuuuuuute!
Love you right back. Should I do more on engineering CEOs and how to use your degree and engineering thinking for life and career success?
Hey I recently got into UC Berkeley for ME robotics and autonomous systems but my undergrad was CS. Is going to Berkeley worth it for MS?
First off congrats for getting in and you should be proud of yourself. That is not an easy feat to pull off. It all depends on what you want. If you want to do robotics and autonomous systems then go for it. UC Berkeley is definitely worth it for sure.
Great video 💰💰💰💰
thank you !
Hello, I have already asked this question in the EE job tierlist but you haven't answered me. Am I also going to be able to get into Machine Learning Engineering or Robotics & Automation Engineering with an Computer Engineering or Systems Engineering degree (Master) combined with further coding experience with hardware from side projects?
Hey sorry I'm getting back to comments now. I think I answered lately, do CPE not Systems Engineering
@@JakeVoorhees What is CPE? Do you mean Computer Engineering?
Why not both? Computer Engineering and MBA?
I see engineering as a way to make life easier for people like anytime my friends need an invention they call me
We're no longer living in Edison's era. We're now living in Tesla's era.
Do you think that physicist can make for great CEOs? I'm genuinely curious about what you think of this.
I think physics thinking can get you there. Theoretical minds are powerful. Elon and the youngest self made billionaire, Austin Russell, are physics people.
If you look at the CEOs of many companies, they are run by engineers. If you peel away more layers, you will find they are mostly electrical engineers. They have this physics theoretical thinking that makes them smarter than even the average engineer. So yes. I think physics thinking can be great for CEOs.
I do not think you should study physics though. Do EE.
@@JakeVoorhees Thanks for your answer, man!
@@JakeVoorhees By the way... why I should not study physics?
There is almost no hireablilty without graduate school, so I cannot understand why study physics vs EE. Unless you are 100% sure you want your PhD for research or to be a professor, and what 17 year old senior in high school can say that? Physics is a pointless degree to me
@@JakeVoorhees Thanks for the answer, man. You have a great channel by the way.
#Scientific temper/attitude that makes different 1.0
#Cover @book ~ MBA or management
#Contents ~ Engineering 2.0
Thank you! What videos should I make next? Cheers
I want to do industrial engineering
What do you think about Mechatronics engineering?
It’s cause we go through so much shit that we can handle it aha
super duper true :) what videos should I make nextttt? thank you
@@JakeVoorhees can you make a video talking about outsourcing for software engineers and if that’s an issue for the future. Thanks Jake 👍🏽❤️
India 😁👍, kerala.
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Hii jack i m vatsal & i m information & technology engineer
Hey Jake mate. I'm the civil engineering student studying in india. I'm in my second year of engineering.
I was torn and stucked of choosing my Carrier i.e.(structure, construction, geo , transportation, hydraulic.)
hey thanks for the comment. its hard to know which way to turn without you suggesting your interests. All of them are great and all can yield a similar career. It comes down to interests
Can you become a doctor (Like a surgeon, etc) and a scientist at the same time like working at both jobs
Ik this is not an engineering question sorry
Hey cool question. You can’t really work two or any job at the same time. That’s fundamentally impossible. You can however work a job where you are accumulating multiple lanes of experience at the same time, like biomedical engineering for example. You’re not really a doctor, and you’re not really a scientist fully. But you may work with research and studies and design parts that a doctor may use. Does that help?
@@JakeVoorhees thanks my sister wanted to know but can a scientist make (machines not engineers)
Scientists can but mostly engineers would do the making part but honestly scientists can too
@@JakeVoorhees thank you
Very much
love you !
Is that a Shiva idol on top of those books??🤔🤔
Hi , it nice to see that u have Indian god statue
Love Indian and Hinduism
Still waiting on that engineering trap degrees video lol. "Can an Engineer make a good CEO"? Idk, is 80% of my exams over material that wasn't taught in class or even in the textbook? The answer is yes
Oooo yup keep reminding me. I also wouldn't mind a few examples of things you found that seemed to be traps. Uni of Phoenix lol :) hahaha thanks again !
@@JakeVoorhees I definitely think construction engineering technology is one, also maybe audio engineering (you know the people that help bad singers sound better).
@@montanajones7709 hahaha okay good stuff. I will add this to the list but gotta make sure this video can fit into the mix, thanksss
Is is what I expected from u
Cool ! thank you, let me know what questions I can help you with okay? Cheers !
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@@JakeVoorhees thanks for replying to an aspiring industrial engineer mr Voorhees
@@bryanthomas7977 Thank you so much! let me know what other questions you have about anything okay? Cheers thank youuu !
@@JakeVoorhees I watched your video that you linked about industrial engineers thanks I'm currently working while attending the Caribbean Maritime university it was very reassuring