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Civil Engineers Aren’t Paid Enough

Civil Engineers Aren’t Paid Enough

This week I thought I’d give my writing hand a rest and take an Infographic look at the ICE‘s Salary Survey.

 

CIVIL ENGINEERS AREN’T PAID ENOUGH.

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  1. VoxPop

    Tragic. you are key guys in our civilization. You deserve a 100% pay raise, immediately.
    Incidentally, as one who has consulted to several CE consulting engineering firms in western Canada I can say that the way to Big Bucks (in those firms & most others) is through sales. Those who can bring in the new business get rewarded very well. The poor sods who do the work get the least.
    That’s what happens in a capitalist dog-eat-dog world.
    Good luck.

    • Thanks; although you’d hope the argument: “There’s not sales without infrastructure” would hold- of course it doesn’t…

      • Christos

        On New Year’s Eve a friend told me that there is a saying on the other side of the Atlantic about engineers:

        “Engineers are like mushrooms; keep them in the dark and feed them sh…” well you know!

  2. Ed Dablin

    What software did you use for the infographs?

    • Ed Dablin

      Oh I see now I’ve looked properly!

      • Well that might just be the easiest comment I’ve ever had to answer…

        For anyone still wondering: http://infogr.am

        It’s free- of course; what do you take me for?!

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  1. […] To be ‘worth the investment’, over a 30 year career those four letters (MEng) need to be earning you a salary that’s constantly about £670 above everyone else’s. And guess what, Engineering pays its best graduates circa £4k below the average. Maybe we need to lose the notion that it takes 4 to 5 years to make a Civil Engineer (something I’ve never been convinced of), or perhaps just admit that Civil Engineers aren’t paid enough. […]