Ingeniería industrial (elegir, inglés)

I consider the industrial engineering the profession of the future. I’ve always analyzed why the things are as they are, and as a child I used to dissembleand assemble all my toys and my sister’s electronic toys. I got fascinated in how things take their shape, and asking to my dad he told me that my uncle doesexactly that in his company.
In fifth grade I had to do and exposition about soap, so I went to my uncle’s industries and fell in love with processes, withmachines, and how raw materials became something so useful and necessary. After this I decided to keep visiting and to know the fabrication of pasta,candles, toilet paper and napkins, soy oil, detergent, and a lot of other stuff.
I’ve always loved “How stuff works”, “Factory made”, “How its done”, ”DNA ofstuff” and other TV shows that explain and show how the normal things are made and how they work.
After growing loving the factory, I started to investigateabout the career and its application. This career involves all the branches of science and engineering making this professional someone who knows abouteverything and what doesn’t know learn it as fast as possible.
Another thing that got my attention is how you get out of college as a better administrator than anadministrator, because it digs in the whole process including the administrative part. This series of events and facts made me realized what I really wanted,and how I would like to work. I hate to be in an office, that’s why I need to see some parts moving and making stuff and enjoy every second of the process.