What are the myths of being a female engineer?
June 22, 2018
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as posted by the channelDescription: The engineer is commonly depicted as a burly boiler man in oily overalls (on the one hand) or a reclusive, introverted computer programmer (on the other). In reality, engineering is a hugely diverse and exciting sector with amazing opportunities available to women.
We debunk some of the myths and misconceptions in the industry.
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