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I have been working in the instrumentation industry for seven or eight years, having done maintenance work, construction work, and management tasks. I think maintenance is the most boring thing – it’s just repeating the same tasks day after day, and if that doesn’t work, then replace a part. What I most want to do is work on construction and selection. How do the experts learn to take charge of a project from start to finish on their own? Discuss the experience
If you don’t understand something, ask questions; buy books on your own, and communicate more with the participants (equipment manufacturers, commissioning firms) to learn. Look up information online.
The experience gained from working on large-scale projects, including technical exchanges with various manufacturers, collaboration with design firms, and communication with project owners, requires the ability to endure hardships and hard work; it is through such experiences that skills are developed, leading ultimately to an improvement in mental resilience – a process that takes around 7 years or more.
Read more books and newspapers, eat less radishes, and get more sleep. Maintenance can also lead to improvements, but that’s only during the initial phase; once things are stable later on, there’s not much more to do. The main thing is to ask when you don’t understand something; whenever you encounter something you can’t do, go to the forum and ask for help: Friends, help me! ! !
What you’re interested in improving isn’t just your knowledge, right? You really want a sharp rise in your position and salary!
Are there any books recommended on product selection or construction that I could buy and read?
Without knowledge, one lacks confidence when speaking; how can one advance in position and salary?
When things are stable, one might want to be more “lazy”; there are some situations that merit further consideration. Sometimes I also get some insights from the field operators
There are plenty of books; let the people below recommend some to you.
Are there any books recommended on product selection or construction that I could buy and read?