What skills are necessary for success in engineering?

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In summary, successful engineers possess a strong foundation in mathematics and science, critical thinking and problem-solving abilities, effective communication skills, attention to detail, creativity and innovation, adaptability, and teamwork. They also have a deep understanding of the principles and theories of their chosen field, as well as the ability to apply technical knowledge to real-world problems. Additionally, successful engineers are constantly learning and staying updated on new technologies and advancements in their field, and have strong project management skills to effectively plan and execute complex projects.
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I am a mechanical engineer having PhD in central heating systems.
As an engineer, I obtained that strong physics and mathematics understanding is a must to succeed in engineering; so I am here.
 
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