Hi sir, finally I'm writing my thoughts down here. Your channel has really inspired me. I spent a whole day going through your videos when I was preparing interviews for a site engineer role abroad, I'm soooo excited about this role. Even though it is true, I didn't realise how much this industry is worldwide saturated more importantly, how this has an effect on the everyday life of Indian engineers I grew up in India and 7 years before completed my B.TECH(CIVIL- ENGINEERING) and now I am doing normal civil engineer job in india !! This is so embraced and I feel this is a headache I still can't move abroad I am trying it. I want to encourage Indian engineering students, especially those from the Indian community and with lack of English barrier and also it being their second language, to follow their dreams to become an engineer in Abroad. Only one chance to give me I will perform definitely
First mistake was to trust a politician...to manage and cost any project...the second mistake...there were no qualified and experienced owner's evaluation team..the third...was to start construction without detailed and fully coordinared documentation. To cover any risk...one MUST evaluate the consequences and options of your choices. One learns to listen carefully...then act..on the best advice. Good advice always cost more...but is always less than the risk of expensive errors and omissons. Retired Architect.
Hi sir,
finally I'm writing my thoughts down here. Your channel has really inspired me. I spent a whole day going through your videos when I was preparing interviews for a site engineer role abroad, I'm soooo excited about this role. Even though it is true, I didn't realise how much this industry is worldwide saturated more importantly, how this has an effect on the everyday life of Indian engineers I grew up in India and 7 years before completed my B.TECH(CIVIL- ENGINEERING) and now I am doing normal civil engineer job in india !! This is so embraced and I feel this is a headache I still can't move abroad
I am trying it. I want to encourage Indian engineering students, especially those from the Indian community and with lack of English barrier and also it being their second language, to follow their dreams to become an engineer in Abroad.
Only one chance to give me I will perform definitely
First mistake was to trust a politician...to manage and cost any project...the second mistake...there were no qualified and experienced owner's evaluation team..the third...was to start construction without detailed and fully coordinared documentation.
To cover any risk...one MUST evaluate the consequences and options of your choices.
One learns to listen carefully...then act..on the best advice.
Good advice always cost more...but is always less than the risk of expensive errors and omissons.
Retired Architect.
extremely interesting example was that, a lecture better than full time classroom session, superb (y)
Many thanks for this case study. Especially the blend of theory and practical approach is really helpful in comprehending each notion.
Thank you very much for such an informative lecture!
So so great .. but I need those slides where can I get ?
Thanks for wonderful lecture...
very educative