All technical education is important to be a successful civil engineer — but not alone. Today’s guest is Yara Hammad, a bridge engineer who came all the way from Egypt and had to stretch out of her comfort zone to make it in this field. From going to grad school and passing her professional exams to dealing with technical challenges at work and being a woman in a male-dominated field, she dives into the non-technical skills that helped her along the way.
Tune in to Learn:
The #1 challenge she faced as a woman in civil engineering — and how to solve it
One possible reason why women apply to a lot fewer job positions than men
2 skills you need to learn to supercharge your career but that are not taught in school
The most challenging aspect of becoming a civil engineer — and the most rewarding
A piece of career advice to young professionals she had to learn the hard way
2 exam prep tips that will make your FE or PE exam way easier
What is it like to have a spouse that's also a civil engineer?
Resources Mentioned:
American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)
California State University, Northridge
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