It’s great to work in static equipment design right after graduating, isn’t it?
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Having just graduated, one can choose to work with static equipment, dynamic equipment, instrument control, or equipment sales. Which of these is a better choice?
It doesn’t matter whether it’s good or not; it depends on what suits well
Each has its own advantages and disadvantages; just choose the one that suits you!
Movable equipment, not bad :victory:
This post was last edited by nj001 on 2010-9-28 at 14:38. It seems that mobile equipment is better; in the future, if one works independently, mobile equipment might make it easier to earn money compared to stationary equipment. Moreover, there are also profits to be made from maintenance and other services after the sale of mechanical equipment. However, the design of moving equipment requires high levels of skill and experience; the time needed to develop the product is long, and there is a higher likelihood of failure.