Thanks Jake. Glad we were able to collaborate on this video and do what we can to help the next generation of engineers. I'm an open networker, so I invite your viewers to please feel free to reach out to me via LinkedIn or my website.
Great okay will do Sol thanks again so much for being featured on the show. Let me know how I can help you and your Engineering Mentor community? Thank youuuuu
Not going to say I'll never have paid courses, but right now my website and all of the material I post on LinkedIn is free and there to help the next generation of engineers see success in their careers.
Summarized 1. Nothing is guaranteed(best grades, internships), has everything to do with networking Develop networking, start early; “Prepare for the hurricane” 2. Be open; Things won’t always go as they plan out Book: “So good they can’t ignore you “ Develop skills and grow and then decide what industry to pursue. Don’t be so close minded 3. Public Speaking; Toastmaster; Confidence when Speaking; Will help with interviews and leadership positions; All about communicating your ideas the most efficient. 4. Interviews: Take creative class (Writing) Improve on writing, Will help with writing reports and conveying ideas simpler. 5. Landing Job: How to be successful 2 Tips: 1st Engineering management is different from Hands on Engineer; know that it’s not the same. 2nd Engineering degree is just a foundation; continue to grow and obtain licenses and learn. Look at the path of engineers that are 5 years ahead of where you want to be and replicate what they did. Leave a like! 😁
Fuck yea! Energy Efficiency and Energy!!! I have my associates in Renewable Energy Technology and absolutely love the field as well as all things energy related. Now that I'm back in school for Electrical Engineering, I'm focusing primarily on Power systems obviously as well as a sub focus on Communications with a minor in physics. I would love to know if Sol has any opinions on any good books or resources related to Energy or energy or energy efficiency
I would highly recommend you check out some of the books from the Association of Energy Engineers (AEE), they put out some great material. Also, since you are in EE, I believe IEEE has an energy focus section and they should have some additional materials as well. Feel free to connect on LinkedIn and I'm happy to share more info on the energy efficiency/energy engineering world.
I'm in my 3rd year, and I'm feeling worried and confused. I haven't settled on what engineering field to focus on. I do have some top choices. Being 36 years old, I am considered a career changer. Due to the fact that I've worked in building maintenance for 13yrs.
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“This is not a meritocracy...just because you have three internships doesn’t mean you’ll get a job.” That’s wisdom speaking. Great insight!
I know right ahah thank you
Thanks Alex, glad you found this beneficial.
I'm subscribed to Sol's newsletter.
His articles have been so helpful!
SO grateful to have people like you and Sol to help young engineering students!
I love this commment !!!! Thank you so much yes Sol is amazing. Let us know how we can help you next? Cheers
Thanks Angel. Glad to have you as part of the group and appreciate the kind words
Nice Jake always producing great content as usual 👍🏾👍🏾
thank youuuuu, really appreciate that. Anything I can help you with? Thanks again !
Thanks Jake. Glad we were able to collaborate on this video and do what we can to help the next generation of engineers.
I'm an open networker, so I invite your viewers to please feel free to reach out to me via LinkedIn or my website.
Great okay will do Sol thanks again so much for being featured on the show. Let me know how I can help you and your Engineering Mentor community? Thank youuuuu
Awesome! Hard to find tips these days on UA-cam where one of the tips isn’t “join my masterclass” 😂
Yeah bro lol
Not going to say I'll never have paid courses, but right now my website and all of the material I post on LinkedIn is free and there to help the next generation of engineers see success in their careers.
Superb! Thanks once again 👌🏾
hahahaha really cool name man thanks
@@JakeVoorhees 😁 yes it is. Hopefully one day I will get bigger on this platform
Summarized
1. Nothing is guaranteed(best grades, internships), has everything to do with networking
Develop networking, start early;
“Prepare for the hurricane”
2. Be open; Things won’t always go as they plan out
Book: “So good they can’t ignore you “
Develop skills and grow and then decide what industry to pursue. Don’t be so close minded
3. Public Speaking; Toastmaster; Confidence when Speaking; Will help with interviews and leadership positions; All about communicating your ideas the most efficient.
4. Interviews: Take creative class (Writing) Improve on writing, Will help with writing reports and conveying ideas simpler.
5. Landing Job: How to be successful
2 Tips:
1st Engineering management is different from Hands on Engineer; know that it’s not the same.
2nd Engineering degree is just a foundation; continue to grow and obtain licenses and learn.
Look at the path of engineers that are 5 years ahead of where you want to be and replicate what they did.
Leave a like! 😁
thank you for this summary! we have a core team at 1% Engineer, let me know if you are interested okay cheers
@@JakeVoorhees It would be a pleasure! How can I contact you and learn more about it?
Great Advice, Thanks Sol & Jake
Thank you thank you !!
My pleasure. Glad you enjoyed
Great video Jake and Sol
Thanks so much Rose !
Im a first year engineering student so this is all very informative. Thanks and keep up the hard work
hey thank you so much ! let me know how i can help you next ok
@@JakeVoorhees public speaking is an issue for me, and interview tips maybe some revision tips please
@@Bojangles880 Glad you enjoyed. I would highly recommend you check out Toastmasters International to help improve your public speaking
Great advice Jake!
Thank you sir really appreciate it !
Jake, could you make a Video on getting a scholarship and the sacrifices that you need for a Scholarships?
yeah i have this scholarship video for you here ua-cam.com/video/JghFzsqImEY/v-deo.html
Fuck yea! Energy Efficiency and Energy!!! I have my associates in Renewable Energy Technology and absolutely love the field as well as all things energy related. Now that I'm back in school for Electrical Engineering, I'm focusing primarily on Power systems obviously as well as a sub focus on Communications with a minor in physics. I would love to know if Sol has any opinions on any good books or resources related to Energy or energy or energy efficiency
I'm going to post this to Sol's Linkedin for you ! Thank you!
connect with me on linkedin, i wanted to do a linkedin connect. I just DM'd him ab it, thanks!
I would highly recommend you check out some of the books from the Association of Energy Engineers (AEE), they put out some great material. Also, since you are in EE, I believe IEEE has an energy focus section and they should have some additional materials as well. Feel free to connect on LinkedIn and I'm happy to share more info on the energy efficiency/energy engineering world.
I'm in my 3rd year, and I'm feeling worried and confused. I haven't settled on what engineering field to focus on. I do have some top choices. Being 36 years old, I am considered a career changer. Due to the fact that I've worked in building maintenance for 13yrs.
Could you please do a video on Engineers Without Borders? I love your content.
Thank you thats a great idea!
Great advice
Thank you sirrrrr !!
That’s the guy on Alvin and the chipmunks 🐿!
Haha lol
Ha! Yes, I have been told that I talk too fast on many occasions. Certainly something I am working on improving
Thank you for featuring sol.
The pleasure it all ours. We had a great time with this collab, thanks again
A video on engineering drifting?
Yupppp, what ever that means :) let us know how we can help you next okay cheers thanks
Engineering diploma in civil engineering
Nice is that what you have? Cheers let us know how we can help you okay