I want to learn PDS, but the company doesn’t have this software yet. What should I do?

2012-06-26View Original

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As the title suggests, I’m about to be assigned to a foreign location, and PDS will be used in my work, so I really want to learn it as soon as possible. But just reading documentation without actually doing any practice is extremely frustrating. Do any of you experienced colleagues have any good suggestions?

Reply #22012-06-27

Improve together, improve together. Thank you, teacher*

Reply #32012-06-28

Where is the original poster? In what unit? Which type of engineering company is it planned to assign to?

Reply #42012-06-28

I’m in Shanghai, at a design institute; I wasn’t assigned to any specific company, just working on a project there

Reply #52012-06-28

Indeed, the salary there is high. You can learn something at the design institute as well. :victory:

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