JUST DROPPED: The career advice that will change everything for young engineers!
Professor Bahgat (ex-IBM, now Binghamton University) just revealed the leadership secret that separates future executives from everyone else: "Take responsibility for problems, share credit for wins."
This isn't your typical career advice. In yesterday's episode of Professor Mahesh Podcast, we dove deep into: - The networking strategy that IBM legends used to build unstoppable careers - Why raising your hand for challenges (even when you're scared) is your fastest path to promotion - The mentorship framework that turns colleagues into lifelong advocates - The exact mindset shift you need when transitioning from individual contributor to leader
Professor Bahgat spent 14 years at IBM when they dominated with $80B revenue and 50% profit margins. He's seen what separates the engineers who get stuck from those who become industry leaders.
The full episode covers the explosive intersection of AI and mechanical engineering, why data centers will soon need NUCLEAR POWER to run, and the career opportunities hiding in plain sight at companies like NVIDIA and TSMC.
But this 2-minute clip? It's pure gold for anyone serious about career growth.
Watch now and tell us: What's the biggest career mistake you see young engineers making? :point_down:
