Engineer Vs Doctor

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It didn’t seem worth it to invest all that time gaining experience to slowly climb the ladder. 10 x 72,000 = 720,000 10 x 100. Absurd even granting a promotion. The starting wage of an engineer is about $72,000. I constantly felt overworked and underpaid.

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The starting wage of an engineer is about $72,000. For the purpose of 20 years. I was an engineer for two years and saw there was a massive amount i needed to learn. I hope enough medical students troll through here to answer your question properly. The engineer gets a $20,000 raise in year 4?

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I'm an engineer that became a doctor. Medicine), and what helped me ultimately decide on the latter is shadowing and working in a clinical lab. I constantly felt overworked and underpaid. Good engineering superstars are now earning bigger salaries than physicians (e.g.: It didn’t seem worth it to invest all that time gaining experience to slowly climb the ladder.

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It didn’t seem worth it to invest all that time gaining experience to slowly climb the ladder. Also, panda bear has interesting opinions, but he's very negative and pessimistic. You gave the engineer a higher salary than the doctor! I really liked being a project engineer, but my lifestyle was not very good. Extrapolating into the future, i believe physician.

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My income was 45k working ~50hrs per week. For the purpose of 20 years. The engineer gets a $20,000 raise in year 4? As an engineer you will probably top out just a little above $100k after many years of work with the same company (depending on location of course). Medicine), and what helped me ultimately decide on the latter.

Engineer Vs Doctor - I also struggled with a similar dilemma (basic science vs. I just wanted to compare someone who goes into engineering with a bs vs a pharm.d over a timeline of 20 years. I constantly felt overworked and underpaid. Over a lifetime an engineer’s wage can go up to 100,000. Also, panda bear has interesting opinions, but he's very negative and pessimistic. Medicine), and what helped me ultimately decide on the latter is shadowing and working in a clinical lab.

Over a lifetime an engineer’s wage can go up to 100,000. The starting wage of an engineer is about $72,000. Good engineering superstars are now earning bigger salaries than physicians (e.g.: I was an engineer for two years and saw there was a massive amount i needed to learn. As an engineer you will probably top out just a little above $100k after many years of work with the same company (depending on location of course).

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My income was 45k working ~50hrs per week. I was an engineer for two years and saw there was a massive amount i needed to learn. Absurd even granting a promotion. It's a fun read, but mostly exaggerated to make it funny/interesting.

It Didn’t Seem Worth It To Invest All That Time Gaining Experience To Slowly Climb The Ladder.

I hope enough medical students troll through here to answer your question properly. Good engineering superstars are now earning bigger salaries than physicians (e.g.: As an engineer you will probably top out just a little above $100k after many years of work with the same company (depending on location of course). The engineer gets a $20,000 raise in year 4?

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I'm an engineer that became a doctor. I really liked being a project engineer, but my lifestyle was not very good. An engineer needs a bs degree which would cost about $29,800. For the purpose of 20 years.

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Extrapolating into the future, i believe physician wages will continue to decline (and that the protectionist medical profession is on its way out) and engineering wages will continue to rise under. I just wanted to compare someone who goes into engineering with a bs vs a pharm.d over a timeline of 20 years. 10 x 72,000 = 720,000 10 x 100. Trust me, if it was that bad, nobody would stay in medicine.