I like the structure, length, & the word choice of this video over the other "day in a life"s. What i especially like is that there's some "conclusion" to it (4:10 - end), and i think that this "overview" could be used in the other videos of the series with great effect. I think this series would really benefit from a wrap up sentence or paragraph (maybe even just a statement) at the end which would make it feel more complete. A cheesy example is reminding the audience to like and subscribe; but considering youtube currently uses likes, comments, and subscriptions as one of its primary sources of directing traffic, it could be beneficial.
Thanks for the video! I'm an Industrial Engineer and I'm planning to apply for a MSE in Material science and engineer. I've taken a few courses about materials in my carrer, not too deep. I do not have experience in the field, but I believe this is what I really like! What do you think? :)
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I like the structure, length, & the word choice of this video over the other "day in a life"s. What i especially like is that there's some "conclusion" to it (4:10 - end), and i think that this "overview" could be used in the other videos of the series with great effect. I think this series would really benefit from a wrap up sentence or paragraph (maybe even just a statement) at the end which would make it feel more complete. A cheesy example is reminding the audience to like and subscribe; but considering youtube currently uses likes, comments, and subscriptions as one of its primary sources of directing traffic, it could be beneficial.
Thanks for the feedback Alex!
very helpful Thank you!!
This was really good, thanks for sharing!
I am thinking of becoming an engineer. I am not sure if I have what it takes. Is there any way I could contact you to get your opinion?
Bryanna - sorry for the late response! I'd love to talk with you. Shoot me an e-mail at Beth.An.Y.626@gmail.com
Exceptional Fam!
Thanks for the video.
Helps me decide where I want to specialise in the huge field of engineering
Thanks for the video! I'm an Industrial Engineer and I'm planning to apply for a MSE in Material science and engineer. I've taken a few courses about materials in my carrer, not too deep. I do not have experience in the field, but I believe this is what I really like! What do you think? :)
Go for it
Thanks!