By Ryan Loveland
Mechanical engineers play major roles in the global
challenges we face today from global warming to personal transportation. A
study from ASME (American Society of Mechanical Engineers) asked current
engineers their perspective on the future of their field. They questioned these
engineers’ optimism on the future of their field. They reveled that early
career engineers and students will play major roles in meeting global
challenges over the next two decades. The study concluded that the prestige of
working as an engineer will increase, as well as the financial rewards. The number
of engineers working in under-developed countries will increase. And probably
most importantly they found that the need for engineers to increase their
ability to communicate more effectively as a team and ability to manage and
work with global teams will increase. With the need for engineers growing into
the future, new engineers will have to adapt to be able to work as global teams
to overcome the challenges of the future.
"ASME Releases Study on the Future of the Mechanical
Engineering Profession." ASME Releases Study on the Future of the
Mechanical Engineering Profession. ASME, 20 Aug. 2012. Web. 29 Oct. 2015.
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