I became an engineer, too! An air quality engineer
I became an engineer, too! An air quality engineer
I don’t specialize in air conditioning units or forced air gas furnaces.
Growing up our parents constantly had severely high standards for our brothers & I. They wanted us to become dentists, lawyers, or engineers like everybody else in our family, my parents had been electrical engineers for over 40 years by the time that I graduated from high university. They had taught myself and others a lot about their career fields & expected that I would want to follow in their footsteps. However, I threw everybody for a loop when I decided to go into a skilled trade instead of an academic career field. I assume that they expected our heating & cooling interest to fade hastily over time. Maybe I would get our heating & cooling certification from the local trade university, but surely I would quit the residential heating, cooling, & air quality control industry after a few months of making local Heating & Air Conditioning repair calls. However, they were incorrect. When I got into the heating, cooling, & ventilation control industry I found our passion in life. I don’t specialize in air conditioning units or forced air gas furnaces. In fact, I am a designated air quality control specialist. This means, I help high echelon shoppers with their air purification needs, whether they work in a medical facility or have dire allergies. Since I have specialized in the air quality control field, rather than Heating & Air Conditioning repair, I have begun to acquire an impressive paycheck & high accolades in the air quality control industry. Maybe our parents are not delighted that I never became an electrical engineer.., then but I am an air quality control engineer.