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What do I want to be when I grow up? A question asked from the time you can talk it seems. Although this thought can be mildly perplexing I feel that through the hard-core pursuit of a higher knowledge in your personalized field of study we all can achieve the answer to the ever difficult question of our destiny. Through this project I have really focused on what I want to be “when I grow up”, I have not only researched through the internet but also through the use of other resources such as the world wild web and news articles. I have learned a lot, some good, and some bad but I have learned none the less. Although I may have thought that I wanted to be an Industrial Engineer after this project I know for sure through this senior project. …show more content…
This news also came as a disappointment to me that I might be making a mistake choosing this field but somehow the devastating comment also came as a relief to me, without his comments how would I know if I would like the field that I was preparing myself to go into. I would rather know the good, bad, and the ugly, for it is the best description of something no beating around the bush, or hiding behind a fog of lies and …show more content…
If I did that it would also open up many other job opportunities for me. I wouldn’t be limited to a specific job but would be able to apply for jobs in a much broader field of work. This research has showed me many things including the value of research. Without the internet books and people to research then I would have went blindly into my future which is not exactly a favorable way to do things. I am glad that I have learned more about a possible outcome of my life. I now know that Engineering is right for me. I have the skillset, the interest, and the opportunity. Success is 90% preparation and 10% opportunity. I now feel that have prepared myself for future success by the preparation I have made these past few weeks. I believe I have now seen Industrial Engineering for what it truly is; the good, the bad, and the

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