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by rayiner
3646 days ago
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It's not just a pro- versus anti-engineering issue. A lot of engineering fields are rigorous and difficult while not being very highly paid.[1] Part of the reason is the market distortion you point out: both on the demand side (e.g. aerospace is a heavily regulated industry with few opportunities to build "unicorns"), and on the supply side (e.g. the government invested heavily in churning out aerospace degrees during the Cold War). [1] I made more money out of school in software, with no relevant degree, than I would have in aerospace, with a B.S. in the field. |
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