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Is a software focused comp. eng. worth it for someone who doesn't

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2016-02-10 22:26:07 Post No. 1087546
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Is a software focused comp. eng. worth it for someone who doesn't find tech inherently fascinating? I think the computers and the Internet are powerful tools that can do a lot of good but at the same time I'm kind off fed up with the constant 24/7 distractions they present. Programming is interesting but only when applied to great and important things. I can't seem to identify as "an engineer" but the non-tech alternatives seems weak as everything's becoming more tech-oriented.

I guess my question is; do these skills transfer to "softer fields" such as business, entrepreneurship etc. or am I doomed to work with computers my entire life?
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Anonymous 2016-02-10 22:49:22 Post No.1087577
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You can work in a variety of fields granted that wherever you live, your uni/college has heavy math in the course.
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Anonymous 2016-02-11 02:16:23 Post No.1087863
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>>1087546

>am I doomed to work with computers my entire life?

probably, but not necessarily with hardware or anything.

I mean, everything uses computers, unless you're in labor or maybe a trade you're going to be using computers, engineer or not.

that said, they call me an engineer at work but I don't do much tech oriented work at all. mostly screwing around with a business application.
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