/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10490503
brave and inspiring, neolibs really are champions of the earth.

>>9832529
A thread died for this. Sage.

>remember little anon, if you study a really hard subject then you will always be guaranteed a good job
>study mechanical engineering because it's really really hard
>browsing through job listings
>entry level: 5+ years experience required
>extended hours and weekends required
>must be okay with working in a stressful work environment
>$18-$25 an hour depending on experience
>job responsibilities: stupid bullshit a high schooler could do
W-where's the undo button?

Also, inb4
>hurr my subfield of engineering was slightly more challenging!
That's the other thing about engineering: it attracts people with hypercompetitive personality disorders who are so busy measuring how their dick is 1/64" longer than everyone else's that they don't even realize how utterly fucked the job market is for all branches of engineering. It doesn't matter if you're chemE, EE, aero, or nuke, the prospects are all really really bad and everyone is too insecure to admit it.