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The trend isn’t limited to the tech sector; engineering graduates are also making waves in non-tech areas. For example, Jeffrey Sprecher, CEO of the New York Stock Exchange, credits his chemical engineering degree with equipping him with strong problem-solving skills, applicable to a wide range of business challenges.
The Importance of a Strong Foundation
For those inspired to follow in the footsteps of these engineering leaders, a solid foundation in math and computer science is essential. Resources like Brilliant, a problem-solving educational platform, provide valuable opportunities to hone these skills through interactive courses without the pressure of exams. Such platforms empower aspiring engineers to develop key competencies at their own pace.