'Engineering' is dream job / profession for Indians

@thebigk • Oct 17, 2024

Oct 17, 2024

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World's biggest professional network - LinkedIn recently conducted a survey which was taken by about 8000 professionals all over the world. About 415 professionals replied from India and about 18.6% of the professionals chose 'Engineering' as their childhood 'dream' profession.

I'm curious to know and want to conduct a mini survey here to ask our CEans for how many of us the dream profession was always 'engineering'? If you wanted to be someone else, please tell us through the comments.

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lal

@lal-R60Xjx • Nov 19, 2012

Techonology always fascinated me from my childhood. The mechanism of how things worked was a wonder for me. I wanted to find out how my remote controlled car ran, how the tape recorder worked and how the radio talked. Half of these stuff were trashed beacuse I wanted to know how these worked 😐

As a child I wanted to be a scientist. But later I understood, It was engineering that I was interested in 😁
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Jeffrey Arulraj

@jeffrey-xA7lUP • Nov 19, 2012

I was fascinated in making things that made me an Engineer. But a teacher in my frist year made me to sparkle out as not only a crazy engineer But also one with lots of info But true interest can only flare up if you love it and make it your hobby \

Right now this is my hobby and I am loving what I am doing
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Ramani Aswath

@ramani-VR4O43 • Nov 19, 2012

My school days were the time of high point of Indian physics. Stalwarts like Saha, Bose and Raman strode the world. Every student dreamt of doing physics and joining Raman. So did I. Did not quite happen. The next choice was engineering R&D, which was what I got into.
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Ankita Katdare

@abrakadabra • Nov 22, 2012

I was a confused 16 year old when I gave my 10th boards. My father and brother being mechanical and electrical engineers respectively, engineering was something regularly discussed at lunch and post-dinners.
The most creative profession that lets you find practical technological solutions to people's problems and let you affect million of lives is engineering. Being an engineer was a matter of pride and respect.
And now that I am one, (i.e. having degree that vouches for it), I don't think I could've been anything else.
This was my dream job. I am living a dream. 😉
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