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What are the prospects for the electrical engineering field?

2009-03-16View Original

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I’m not going to study automation anymore; I want to pursue a degree in instrumentation. Please help me, experts. Give some learning methods and suggestions.
Reply #22009-03-16
It’s really great to study electrical engineering in our company; everyone else is envious! Doing work hands-on gets you results fast and pays well!
Reply #32009-03-16
What kind of organization are you? What can electricity do quickly? Extra money?
Reply #42009-03-16
I work at an oil refinery, and the electrical maintenance, instrumentation, and mechanical maintenance roles there are the most comfortable!
Reply #52009-03-17
Love what you do – the field of electrical engineering is quite broad
Reply #62009-03-17
Luck always favors those who are prepared. If you have a passion for electricity, then devote effort to studying this field – you will surely achieve great results. If you are trying to switch from instrumentation to electrical work, you still need to work diligently for a while to get a feel for it.
Reply #72009-03-17
Yes, there are many things related to electricity that one can learn. I’m a newcomer and I’m working hard. However, when it comes to electrical maintenance, it may depend on the management style of the factory you work in, as well as the workshop environment and so on. Things like food are definitely extremely clean
Reply #82009-03-18
Electrical instruments are just as important; it depends on how you view them and what you do with them
Reply #92009-03-18
Not bad, not bad. Study hard
Reply #102009-03-18
I also really like this industry; I think it’s a stable one that will never fall behind!
Reply #112009-03-18
There are more and more electrical devices, so there are also more opportunities for us to find employment. It’s important to improve our skills; making more money is what really matters
Reply #122009-03-18
There are still differences among these 3 industries. A worn-out fitter. Bored electrician: lol
Reply #132009-03-18
It can still be said that there is a shortage of electrical workers these days; those who work in the electrical field here tend to leave after working for not long, as it requires mental agility! :lol
Reply #142009-03-18
In any of the 360 fields, there are top experts; everyone learns one of these fields, and those who do so often perform well. The field of electrical engineering is very broad, and it’s difficult to know everything about it. Wish you success in changing careers
Reply #152009-03-18
Working in electrical engineering is relatively easy, but there are few people who end up in leadership positions. In general companies, factories, and mining enterprises, there are more leaders in the process engineering field, while fewer in electrical and instrumentation fields. But one should love what they do; the field of electrical engineering is full of joys. Only by doing it to you can you understand it.
Reply #162009-03-18
These days, the differences between electrical engineering, instrumentation, and automation are becoming increasingly subtle; to secure a better job, it’s important to master all of these areas well: lol
Reply #172009-03-27
The electrical engineering field is good indeed, as it offers a wide range of opportunities, but there are few people who end up in leadership positions. If you consider yourself to be in the technical field, then study hard; even reaching the highest levels can lead to a promising future!
Reply #182009-03-27
It depends on whether you like it or not. . It’s good to like learning anything; it’s the mindset that matters. . The prospects for electrical and instrumentation are good. .
Reply #192009-03-27
Those in the electrical engineering field must keep learning throughout their lives! No matter how much you know about the equipment, you are at most a theoretical expert; what’s crucial is an understanding of the manufacturing process in order to come up with solutions!
Reply #202009-03-27
Hasty with machining, slow with fitting, careless when working as an electrician. Electricians still have a certain advantage in terms of time. But after all, the electrical industry is a supporting sector in many industries, so there are probably not many people who can take on leadership roles in it!

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