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[Mahmoud_abu]

Hey engineers, hope this finds you well.
I'm a recent grad in chemical engineering, and to be honest I was, let's say, an average student, like you can't find me well in all sections of my studying and my field, so when I came to this forum or other forum, I see what engineers discuss, I get confused and honestly afraid, like I don't have even half understanding of what I've learned, like there's gaps in what I studied and gap between reality and theoric.
I hope you can understand what I mean
So, dear engineers, what you suggest to do, where to began, how to began???
Thanks

 

[IRstuff]

You begin by learning on the job; no one expects a new grad to understand what took thousands of hours on the job to learn.

Di you really think that putting in 4 years of college would get you anything more than a foot in the door? You get your first job, then the real learning begins.

TTFN (ta ta for now)
I can do absolutely anything. I'm an expert!

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[Mahmoud_abu]

@IRstuff
Thank you so much, you're right, now I'm in the "looking for a job" phase, I hope find one soon.
Thanks.