MOTIVES FOR PROFESSIONALISM

•    A desire for interesting and challenging work and the pleasure in the act of changing the world.

•    The  joy  of  creative  efforts.  Where  a  scientist’s  interest  is  in  discovering  new technology, engineers interest is derived from creatively solving practical problems.

•    The engineer shares the scientist’s job in understanding the laws and riddles of the universe.

•    The sheer magnitude of the nature – oceans, rivers, mountains and prairies – leads engineers to build engineering marvels like ships, bridges, tunnels, etc., which appeal to human passion.

•    The  pleasure  of  being  in the  presence  of  machines  generating  a comforting  and absorbing sense of a manageable, controlled and ordered world.

•   Strong sense of helping, of directing efforts towards easing the lot of one’s fellows.

The main  pleasure  of the engineer  will always  be  to  contribute  to  the  well-being  of his fellow-men.

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