
Beyond the Job Title | Adam Forness on Career Regrets, Growth, & Grit
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In this episode, Adam Forness, a mechanical engineer and product line manager at Innovex shares his journey from education to a successful career in the energy industry, discussing the challenges and biases he faced along the way. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the industry, the value of an MBA, and the need for the energy sector to attract younger talent. The conversation also touches on the changing landscape of the energy industry, the significance of STEM education, and personal reflections on career choices.
Takeaways
Adam's journey began with a degree in mechanical engineering from Texas A&M.
The energy transition is reshaping the oil and gas industry.
An MBA can provide valuable skills and networking opportunities.
Understanding the operations of the energy sector is crucial for success.
The industry needs to attract younger generations to remain relevant.
Incremental changes in technology can lead to significant impacts.
Personal experiences shape professional journeys and decisions.
STEM education is vital for the next generation's interest in engineering.
A customer-focused culture is essential for all roles in the industry.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Adam Forness and His Journey
03:35 Navigating the Engineering Landscape
06:22 Transitioning from Education to Industry
08:50 The Value of an MBA in Engineering
11:23 The Changing Landscape of the Energy Industry
13:48 Day-to-Day Operations in Energy Transition
16:10 Reflecting on Career Choices and Regrets
19:01 Future Aspirations and Entrepreneurial Ventures
21:19 Encouraging STEM in the Next Generation
23:56 Key Takeaways for Success in the Energy Industry
26:40 Rapid Fire Round and Personal Insights
29:13 Addressing Biases in the Energy Industry
Keywords
energy industry, oil and gas, career journey, MBA, engineering, energy transition, STEM education, personal development, industry challenges, leadership, oil and gas, chemicals