5 practical ways to become a better engineer

[@anurajr5861]

Thank you, Cyprien for sharing these valuable pieces of information!
Looking forward to more videos.

[@kushagratiwari96]

Awesome video man.🙏🙏

[@fernandomejia2447]

I don't English, could you resume please?

[@Feaforall]

There’s the transcript of what I say on the blog. Check the text

[@BobBeatski71]

7:30 Yeah, I agree. The more I learn, the more I realise how little I actually know ! 😂

[@hironhassan4069]

Thanks for sharing such informative points Cyprien, as a chemical engineer I highly support this video.

[@svetlanashmeleva6542]

Wonderful!!! 100% agree! Thank you!

[@runloow2202]

Amazing, It is true, if you wanna learn from the experienced colleagues, approach them with Humility, Humility, Humility

[@chukwunyerechibuikepromise]

This is nice

[@MyselfHamna]

1.data driven
2.know the system
3.repeat the errors
4.cobtinuous learning
5.learn from mistakes

[@alihanalayoglu4674]

u had forgetten the most important one which must be in 6th place, spending a ton of hours w FEAforAll articles :)

[@jbt433]

Awesome, humility first. Thank you from Brazil.

[@suntaxis_radio831]

This was a truely great video, much appreciated

[@CtnPdviii]

Thank you Sir, was insightful.

[@jonaslonartz7188]

Thank you, Cyprien. Great video and very important points you are promoting.

[@bikalrai7266]

Great advice! Thank You!

[@zs9339]

Thank you very much for sharing your opinions

[@theodorrist2721]

This video is worth almost more to a budding engineer than wikipedia!
Thanks a lot for this!
AWESOME!!!!!!!

[@jairogue]

Thank you for the information

[@vinaynandurdikar2005]

Thank you🙂

[@chiraagbohra]

Excellent!! Merci beaucoup Cyprein.

[@peterszalai7026]

Thank you Cyprien! 🙂

Thank you Cyprien!

[@ziadbenhadjsalem7094]

Nice Work !

[@studentemail8067]

Thank you for this video