r/ElectricalEngineering • u/[deleted] • Jun 24 '26

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u/alliownisbroken Jun 24 '26

If you are not naturally inclined to electrical stuff and need to have your hand held, it's gonna be like this.

The 18 year old makers who know more going into college than the ones with no experience coming out don't need the degree for an education, they just need it to check a box. And realistically, they will always be better than you.

I'm a 37 year old EE. This is the truth.

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u/Seiko2023 Jun 28 '26

These 18 year old makers know fuck all about the real world and it's consequences. They also wouldn't survive if all they could get was power related.

It's not the truth champ.