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The Life of an Engineer_A Journey of Technical Growth, Inner Discipline, and Quiet Influence
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- ISBN8231175345
- EAN9798231175345
- Date de parution06/07/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
The Life of an Engineer is a deeply personal and practical account of a man who built a career by doing the work others overlooked, making decisions others avoided, and staying true to himself in an industry that often values politics over performance. Told through the lens of lived experience, this book traces my journey from a hopeful graduate to a seasoned telecoms engineer and grounded leader-without the titles to match.
It speaks to the unspoken pressures, silent sacrifices, and hidden victories that define the real life of an engineer, not just the one written on CVs. This is not a textbook. It is a field manual. A map of how to navigate site work under pressure, manage contractors, meet impossible deadlines, and keep your mind intact. But it is also a spiritual and emotional reflection-a record of how I used faith, discipline, and emotional intelligence to survive corporate betrayal, burnout, and imposter syndrome. Each chapter moves through themes of leadership, technical excellence, self-development, and legacy-bridging the personal and professional in a way that is rarely done in engineering literature.
From container deployments to microwave rollouts, from the decision to quit alcohol to pursuing a doctorate, every story is grounded in purpose and practical wisdom. The Life of an Engineer is written for young professionals finding their footing, for seasoned engineers looking for perspective, and for anyone who wants to lead with integrity, even when the system doesn't reward it. This is a story of what it really takes to build a career that lasts.
Not just through skill, but through presence. Not just through knowledge, but through discipline. Not just through authority, but through quiet, lasting influence.
It speaks to the unspoken pressures, silent sacrifices, and hidden victories that define the real life of an engineer, not just the one written on CVs. This is not a textbook. It is a field manual. A map of how to navigate site work under pressure, manage contractors, meet impossible deadlines, and keep your mind intact. But it is also a spiritual and emotional reflection-a record of how I used faith, discipline, and emotional intelligence to survive corporate betrayal, burnout, and imposter syndrome. Each chapter moves through themes of leadership, technical excellence, self-development, and legacy-bridging the personal and professional in a way that is rarely done in engineering literature.
From container deployments to microwave rollouts, from the decision to quit alcohol to pursuing a doctorate, every story is grounded in purpose and practical wisdom. The Life of an Engineer is written for young professionals finding their footing, for seasoned engineers looking for perspective, and for anyone who wants to lead with integrity, even when the system doesn't reward it. This is a story of what it really takes to build a career that lasts.
Not just through skill, but through presence. Not just through knowledge, but through discipline. Not just through authority, but through quiet, lasting influence.
The Life of an Engineer is a deeply personal and practical account of a man who built a career by doing the work others overlooked, making decisions others avoided, and staying true to himself in an industry that often values politics over performance. Told through the lens of lived experience, this book traces my journey from a hopeful graduate to a seasoned telecoms engineer and grounded leader-without the titles to match.
It speaks to the unspoken pressures, silent sacrifices, and hidden victories that define the real life of an engineer, not just the one written on CVs. This is not a textbook. It is a field manual. A map of how to navigate site work under pressure, manage contractors, meet impossible deadlines, and keep your mind intact. But it is also a spiritual and emotional reflection-a record of how I used faith, discipline, and emotional intelligence to survive corporate betrayal, burnout, and imposter syndrome. Each chapter moves through themes of leadership, technical excellence, self-development, and legacy-bridging the personal and professional in a way that is rarely done in engineering literature.
From container deployments to microwave rollouts, from the decision to quit alcohol to pursuing a doctorate, every story is grounded in purpose and practical wisdom. The Life of an Engineer is written for young professionals finding their footing, for seasoned engineers looking for perspective, and for anyone who wants to lead with integrity, even when the system doesn't reward it. This is a story of what it really takes to build a career that lasts.
Not just through skill, but through presence. Not just through knowledge, but through discipline. Not just through authority, but through quiet, lasting influence.
It speaks to the unspoken pressures, silent sacrifices, and hidden victories that define the real life of an engineer, not just the one written on CVs. This is not a textbook. It is a field manual. A map of how to navigate site work under pressure, manage contractors, meet impossible deadlines, and keep your mind intact. But it is also a spiritual and emotional reflection-a record of how I used faith, discipline, and emotional intelligence to survive corporate betrayal, burnout, and imposter syndrome. Each chapter moves through themes of leadership, technical excellence, self-development, and legacy-bridging the personal and professional in a way that is rarely done in engineering literature.
From container deployments to microwave rollouts, from the decision to quit alcohol to pursuing a doctorate, every story is grounded in purpose and practical wisdom. The Life of an Engineer is written for young professionals finding their footing, for seasoned engineers looking for perspective, and for anyone who wants to lead with integrity, even when the system doesn't reward it. This is a story of what it really takes to build a career that lasts.
Not just through skill, but through presence. Not just through knowledge, but through discipline. Not just through authority, but through quiet, lasting influence.
