I think,it's always ethics first,than my job.

If a structure fails,people get killed or get injured.That would put you in even bigger trouble than losing your job,like you can practise anymore or get jailed.

I havent done ethics yet,though.

Thats true,we have to work like a horse and get paid with some peanuts.

Engineering isnt really a glamorous job,to be honest.Still,it's the cool stuff you do/learn makes it fun.

I did read about a few cases on large scale failures,like a huge concrete dam collapse and flooded a few village because someone didnt report on the rock toe failure.

That could prevented by the whistle blowing.

Yeap.Thats what i like about it.

Like what my dean said last time,save the world.



True.It's always cooler than "Objection" since day 1.

Since you can save people,like preventing bad stuff from happening to them,i think you should be capable enough to save yourself too,right?

If not,consult someone who can save you?

It's because engineer's work have nothing interesting to show on TV.It's just spread sheets,software analysis,or some dirty construction.

It's just not interesting to show it on TV.There isnt much tension or excitement in it.

Im talking about TV series or dramas,not documentaries.There are heaps of documentaries on engineering.

I enjoy watching documentaries,as they usually show the difficulties that they faced during the design or construction process.