Comments on: Is Engineering Worth It?

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By: toddsierer

toddsierer — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 18:50:28 +0000

Well, if little or no pay for essential occupations was an indicator of the humanitarian value of a given career, look no further than teachers. Teachers are WAY more important than engineers, and they get paid horribly. According to http://www.wolframalpha.com, 1 in 16 people in the US is a teacher, while only 1 in 791 is an engineer. So maybe if we made it financially less intriguing to become an engineer we could possibly end up with more of them. Which, from both an employment protectionist and humanitarian angle, would be a horrible idea. There are too many nerdy engineers (you know the ones) in this country as it is. Doing it for the money is our only hope for preserving society as we know it. Long live engineers’ “me first” mentality!

By: Rafael Lopez

Rafael Lopez — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 21:12:48 +0000

Most of the reasons linking engineering to the dollar come from the opposite comments, which were (or are) telling engineering is not worth it specifically because of the money.
The honest engineering advocates have always said that engineering is almost a way of life (not tied to the dollar), or a state of mind.
But those who are disenchanted with engineering put the blame on the money.
Take that software engineer that flew his plane into the IRS building. That event even casts more shadows about engineering by the way the media exploited the event. But that had nothing to do with engineering!
People should contrast both sides of any argument against engineering as a career, for example: find out what a typical work week is for a lawyer, a busness manager, a band singer, an actor, a nurse, a doctor, and an engineer. And then compare with what you like.
In addition, let people know that enginering offers several fields of study: electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, chemical engineering, civil engineering, computer engineering, and several others. So, there are many options to choose from.