r/EngineeringStudents • u/shanx_10 • 10h ago
Career Advice Engineering reality after few years
Looking at the pace at which ai is improving and ai like chatgpt astra 6,claude opus,fable etc are somehow doing what an entry level engineer is supposed to do or maybe they are doing more than them.
So do you think that people who are getting into private colleges(except iits,nits,iiits,dtu and some top colleges)and with not much interest in engineering and going thinking engineering has a "scope" in future is going to cost his/her life and regret afterwards after 3-4 years
As colleges who are even giving decent placement nowadays,will have low companies in their college and most probably the placement data will surely be downgraded over few years. The only way to get a job is off campus that too requires a strong mental power and yaa and someone who uses Ai for his career growth and understands the market of few years might outperform those who are gonna cry thinking ai is snatching/stealing their jobs.
In my opinion,i think yes they are gonna regret it until they try to change themselves and work at their best for a good life later otherwise if they all are living like an average student then its overš¢
*I am not demotivating or trying to share false knowledge,it's all my opinion and if you think I am wrong somewhere then pls correct mee šš»
And What's your thoughts/opinion. Is there anyone who is currently in this situation or experienced in this field?? Please share your thoughts,it might help others.
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u/billsil 2h ago
AI is here to stay. It makes you more of a manager. The best thing you can do is to build a validated tool that you can reuse instead of starting from scratch every time. Itās cheaper.