6 Things I wish I knew before becoming an Aerospace engineer

Negotiating salary sounds like a great video. :)

Hi Abir, as a junior automation engineer, I'd be really interested in the salary negotiation video. Also, if it's possible, it would be really nice to know the different disciplines of engineering you encounter in the aerospace industry in your daily work life and how your worlds cross

Amazing video/content. Thanks for sharing this helpful 411!

Always get excited when there’s a new video !! Ur a major inspiration as a mech eng student 🙏🏼🙏🏼

Yes please make a video on how to negotiate salary 🙌🏻

Thank you. 👍 Your channel makes me feel nostalgic already. 🥲

Yes Pls make a video on how to negociate salary 🙏🏻

This was such a nice video, there is usually heaps of videos about studying but not being in the company. Please do more!

A jumping ship/salary negotiation video would be amazing!

you put out so much niche quality content :)

That’s why I love John Hopkins APL❗️ Every morning I get to the office I take the first 2hrs for housekeeping and increasing technical volume, overtime becoming a SME 🚀

Thank you for making this informative video. It would be really helpful if you could share a video on salary negotiations as well as I feel not many students (including me) who are just starting their careers knows much about it. Even during my interviews I was a bit afraid to bring this topic up as I really needed the internship 😅

Yes please tell us how to negotiate salary!!!!🙏🏻❤️

its a shame that some managers can stress us out more than the job itself. We should not have to do their jobs for them, but I will definitely have to try applying your point of being more proactive. Great vid Abi!

Keep uploading :’)

I like this video, please make a video about negociating salary

Hi Abi, I am an air craft engine material engineer working at Safran. It's really an informative section to me. Thank you

The brag sheet thing has always helped to remind myself of how far I've come. I definitely recommend too!

Hittitii. First I just wanted to let you know that I love your YouTube channel. You've been a big help as someone who wants to be an Aerospace Engineer. I just watched your "best schools for Aerospace Engineering" video and you reviewed EmbryRiddle Aerospace University, which is a school Im interested in. However, the one you reviewed is in Prescott but I want to go to the one is Daytona. Is there anyway you can compare if the class courses at Daytona are good as well? I'm really trying to weight out the education factors for each of the school I'm applying for. Please pleaseeee help me!!!

Thank you very much, people hardly give industry specific advice. There aren't a lot of Aerospace Engineers around where I'm from so please do you have a specific advice on how to get a mentor?