What is the meaning of industrial demand in engineering?

Statistically speaking, you'll find numbers that will vary. Meaning- some would agree here that there are plenty of jobs and some might say there aren't. Having done my Masters in IE, I haven't personally seen anyone NOT having a job or any sort of opportunity within the industrial engineering community, the reason simply being the broad nature of this major. In fact, here's a reason I explain the importance of IEs in every need of the hour - To visually demonstrate what I mean and give you a better sense, here is an infographic I came up with- (I have an example for a chair, but you can include anything in place of it.) What does this mean to you? There is no reason to believe that the demand of IEs will go down. Given a company, there will be some aspect of industrial engineering involved in it. This can be - ManufacturingConsultingSoftwareMarketingData AnalyticsTechnologyRetailHealthcareLogisticsand many more that I can't think right now, but you get the point. Of course, the nature of the work will vary from company to company, but from a demand standpoint, IEs will always find opportunities. Hope this helps,

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