First of all, civil engineers and engineers in general will always be in high demand. Society will always be expanding and the demand for the construction of dams, bridges, buildings, etc. it will be infinite. For this reason, engineers generally find jobs easily when they leave college. Also great to pay a lot by traveling and have the chance to see new places. The main disadvantage is work pressure. The buildings and projects you deal with as a civil engineer sometimes have a huge scope and budget. Significant failures can lead to significant losses for your company or an increase in the company's insurance premiums. Faulty engineering can also lead to community disasters due to building degradation, road and bridge problems, and water system failures. Problems with your work can damage your employer's reputation or your own. There are many costs and risks involved in the job. Therefore, there is a lot of pressure as liability can be high if mistakes are made. This career path is good, many jobs open up and in order to earn more money or be at the top you will need years of experience, the more experience you have the better you will be and the more work you will do