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Do you expect there to be many jobs for civil engineers
going into the future?
What are the three main drawbacks of being a civil engineer?
What are the three best things about being a Civil engineer?
What amount of vacation time is available to you?
Is the time paid?
What are the usual hours of work required?
Is it possible, or common, to work from home?
How much time do you spend on the site of your projects?
What type of schooling is required to be a civil engineer?
How many years are required to complete this education?
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Answer Posted / ajay
1)yes,
because , construction work every yr increase thus we hope in future many jobs create
2)a)fight with nature like rain wind etc
b)physical fitness required becoz we r work in field
c)
3)a)very most imp "jo pepar pr tayar hota h use hm field me banate h"
b)challenging work. (always learn somthing new)
c)work with natural substances
4)work is enjoyable thus enjoy with work (as a engineer we 3 moths very less work due to rainy seasons in this time structure work done very less , in this time like a vacation time)
5)as per requirement , generally 9am to 7 pm
6)no,because it is mental & also physical work
7)when the my worker and my foreman are satisfied our ans about the project work
8)theoretical is better than(lab, work physically etc) practical because every thing is visualize.
9) 4yrs
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