The future for technicians
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Whether you are a technician from a design firm, a factory, or another organization, many technical tasks are carried out in a systematic manner; with enough practice, one can master them. There is hardly any such thing as an individual’s core competitive advantage, which makes it difficult to demonstrate the value of technical workers. Isn’t it somewhat disheartening when thinking about one’s future? Do you have any good suggestions regarding the career paths for technical professionals? Please share them in the comments
One should keep learning throughout their life. As long as you work hard, are willing to learn*, and don’t waste your time, there will always be a way forward no matter where you are.
:Lol, that’s interesting. As for the career paths for technicians, there isn’t a single uniform answer; generally speaking, it comes down to the prospects or future of a particular industry.:loveliness:
Shifting to the field of management with a technical background is also a good choice.
Technicians demonstrate their value right in their own positions!
The OP’s view is too sad! We should keep a positive attitude! Not everyone is capable of mastering technology, and even those who can do it may not do it well. Only by improving our skills continuously and striving for excellence can we truly demonstrate the value of us skilled workers. Thank you!!:victory: :victory: Fighting!