<p>do chemical engineers follow the 40 hrs/week pattern like other engineering disciplines?</p>
<p>I know hardly any discipline follows it and they have to work more than that depending on other factors. am i right here?</p>
<p>is it like chemical engineers have an off just once a week?
do they follow the usual 40-50 hrs/week pattern ?</p>
<p>thanks</p>
<p>no one familiar with chemical engineering here?</p>
<p>It’s because your questions are pretty silly. It really depends on what your chemical engineering position is.</p>
<p>okay let me put it this way-how many hours per week do chemical engineers hired with just a bachelors degree work?
assume that hes been working as a chemical engineer since just a few months.</p>
<p>I think 40 hr/weeks are standard in most Engineering fields but those 40 hours go by very slow and its more of a “go at your own pace” if you know how to manage your time well on projects.</p>
<p>haha begineer you should change your name into “seneer” when you get old lol</p>
<p>kindly advise me which is the best undergrad major in engineering for sustainable development as a whole including clean energy esp. fuel cells, smart grid, transportation systems, manufacturing etc. my dream is to be a technology entrepreneur in these areas. i am very good in physics and chemistry…i am considering chemical engineering and EECS…i am equally interested in both but i want to keep my options really broad.</p>