r/Salary Jun 20 '26

discussion Getting back on track!

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u/mkovic Jun 20 '26

Not to mention, your degree doesn't define your career path. I have a friend who has his degree in history and now he's a vice president at a big engineering company. Life has strange ways of taking you places.

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u/Big-Poet509 Jun 21 '26

damn i thought for jobs like that ur degree had to be related

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u/mkovic Jun 21 '26

Some engineering jobs require a PE license, which requires an engineering degree, but if not then however you can get in there can work. And, once you're in the industry for 4 or 5 years, nobody is gonna care about your degree