Andrew Sario

Engineering IRL

Education EN ↓ 52 episodes

The Engineering IRL podcast is here to help improve problem solving skills for all people by breaking down engineering design concepts and applying them to real life. Engineers are the professional problem solvers and they solve both simple and complex problems. Use this engineering podcast to learn passively and gain some insights to problem solving ideas and techniques you can use in real life. https://www.engineeringinreallife.comBetter Problem Solving. Better designs. Better Engineers.

Author

Andrew Sario

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Education

Latest episode

Oct 31, 2024

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Episodes

Rev.2 - Professional problem solving in 10 steps 22.06.2018

In this revision I go through the 10 steps to Problem solving like a real Engineer. Exploring these steps you gain insights on how to apply this IRL. Bonus section at the end I go through what Engineer I am and more. For more information head over to the detailed article showing this topic https://www.engineeringinreallife.com/post/10-steps-to-problem-solving-for-engineers .  Episode informat...

Rev.1 - Your Engineering reputation and how to improve it. 21.06.2018

How do engineers build their reputation? Learn how to improve as an Engineer.  When starting out its easy to gain a certain reputation and it will take quite some to to switch it around. Start off your engineering career on the right foot with this episode of the engineering podcast. Remember to subscribe and for more head to https://www.engineeringinreallife.com and become a member of the En...

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