Until I get my license, all the work I do should not be directly acted upon without consulting an expert on safety first.
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Nothing for now. Coming soon. Feel free to see examples below.
Why take time off of Tech at all?
Actual Tech work I do depends a lot on the ability of people to buy tech products and others reviewing it so that I can make a sound judgement and make my own video based on that research. The problem is, most of that has just almost stopped where I need to hunt and find work for me to do.
Also, sadly, the income is very very volatile and I need some sort of stability, something that I know I can still do if tomorrow all the stuff on tech I have done dies becuase tech is becoming so expensive that hardly anyone can even purchase it.
Why Civil?
I loved applied civil engineering back in college & this was the reason many great professors praised me despite my abysmal academic score because I hated dull theory, one of those person is S.K.Duggal[1] who saw my potential and we talked like friends[2]. There were other great people also, but most of them are not as publically recognized but I have named them in my review.
Point being I already have a degree in it from MNNIT Allahabad, a college I got into while studying in MAIT just based on my own hard-work and consistence, meaning, I deserved that college, not just got into it because I knew someone or had a lot of money or did something illegal to get into.
And I genuinely loved applied engineering, from my first MAIT College also. I love applied parts of everything and I love computers, why not finally combine the both of them now?
I don't even want to try for Government Jobs as I know even if I get them, I will regret what I have done with my life. Government jobs are great for stability in India but they come at a huge cost, a cost I am unwilling to pay.
I can't stand out among the practical ITI Civil Engineers who can tell the circumfrence of a steel bar by looking, nor can I code better than a mid-level Developer BUT I can do both to a great extent and I love building systems, physical or otherwise a lot. So this is my chance now, to do something about it.
1) Author of many standard Civil Books and Interviewer for SSC and other Government Positions in India
2) I should probably give him a call someday but I never felt I have done enough in life to call him, maybe this section will change that