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That's realistic income at 45 with a 4-year degree in some engineering discipline. You can save a mil at that income in 15-20 years.
by madeuptempacct 8y ago
That's realistic income at 45 with a 4-year degree in some engineering discipline. You can save a mil at that income in 15-20 years.
- astura 8y agoSure, but what does that have anything to do with the "average person with average genes who works hard and sacrifices?" Most people aren't engineers and most people can't become engineers, the market can't sustain a 200%+ increase in engineers. You seem to merely be saying engineering is a good career. Everyone already knows that. It takes more than hard work to stick out engineering for 20 years, its not a job for everyone, you're going to burn out if you absolutely hate the work. I personally know two mechanical engineers who were both straight A students but hated it once they got to the job. Both didn't even make it to 5 years as engineers.