BlackQueen
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This question might be very serious and valueble for young fellows. Any positive idea would be much appreciated.
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Yes, your suggestion seems helpful. Once you choose a life, with time pass on, you would never easily go back or go to other ways. Perhaps that is a big problem for one to start or restart a career.Yeah, a little more specifics would help.
If I took this generally, for someone in an Electronics development role. I feel its easy to get 'pigeon holed' if you're not careful, and once you begin down a certain path you may never be able to come back. So you need to evaluate how taking a particular role could affect your employability in the future. How the experience you will gain will influence the direction your career will take.
Example:
Say you take a role as a pure embedded engineer. Once you do that for a few years, is can be very difficult to change to a more varied role, or to try to dabble in hardware/pcb design. Same thing the other way around as well.
Then again, if you're in a general design role, you may not be able to land speciality positions (pure embedded/pure hw/rf/pcb etc), and you've essentially become a jack of all trades master of none! Never quite being able to specialise.
On another note, Engineers are rather diverse creatures, and often venture into seemingly unrelated industries, such as finance/business management. Once you enter those worlds, its hard to come back.
How should I take this job? What else jobs could I take if I quit this job after a long time?You need to be more specific. Do you mean "What are my chances of getting a job (any job)?", or "What promotion opportunities is this particular job likely to offer me?", or ........??
Any job advertisement will give contact details, or say how you should apply.How should I take this job?
That obviously depends on how well your skill set and experience match the requirements of a prospective job.What else jobs could I take if I quit this job after a long time?
Yeah, a little more specifics would help.
Then again, if you're in a general design role, you may not be able to land speciality positions (pure embedded/pure hw/rf/pcb etc), and you've essentially become a jack of all trades master of none! Never quite being able to specialise.
I'm the same, also a general design role, and I prefer it as well...for now at least.I don't fully agree with you.
I'm more in a general design role and I got to experience with embedded design, HW design, PCB design, Pneumatics, Mechanics, Test engineering, which enriched my knowledge and I would rather do this instead of doing etc. HW design all day long.
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