Mechanical Engineer that doesn't trust his solutions

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In summary, a mechanical engineer who does not trust their solutions may struggle with self-doubt and lack of confidence in their abilities. This can lead to hesitation and second-guessing in their work, potentially hindering their effectiveness as an engineer. Building trust in one's solutions is crucial for success in this field, as it allows for efficient and confident decision-making. Additionally, seeking feedback from colleagues and continuously learning and improving can help alleviate doubts and build trust in one's solutions.
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roshan guthey
I have been using physics forums casually for a while now and like many students I made my account after becoming stuck in a problem..just looking for guidance in this tough physics world..

Thank you
Roshan
 
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roshan guthey said:
I have been using physics forums casually for a while now and like many students I made my account after becoming stuck in a problem..just looking for guidance in this tough physics world..

Thank you
Roshan
welcome to the PF, Roshan! :smile:
 

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