It’s been 5 years since I graduated from school; I majored in mechanical engineering, and I feel like I have no clear plan for my future development, and there aren’t many skills I possess either
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I was involved in equipment maintenance for three and a half years, and now I work in equipment management. My supervisor is an experienced engineer in his 50s; it seems he knows a great deal, while I know very little. I don’t know when I’ll be able to reach that level, and sometimes I doubt my own abilities!
5 years is a huge difference compared to 50 years; you can’t expect to gain weight quickly
By learning with an open mind*, improvement will surely come quickly
I understand all the principles, but sometimes I think the pressure is quite high; I want to learn more*, yet I don’t know where to start Is it really necessary to accumulate experience step by step, learning as one goes along? Is there any good way to learn in advance? Thank you for your reply; at least I’m not on a standalone machine.
I’ve been learning * all along, but it seems like progress is slow. Do anyone have any good ways to improve that they could share with someone as inexperienced as me? Thank you for your reply; at least I’m not on a standalone machine.
Experience is built step by step; read more professional books and apply what you learn to your work, without setting unattainable goals
If you want to be considered an expert after just 5 years of working, then you’re indeed an expert.
Accumulate slowly; as long as you have the determination, everything will be fine
As long as you keep learning and improving yourself, things will get better gradually