How about working in analysis and testing after obtaining a master’s degree?
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I am a female graduate with a master’s degree, and I’m not sure what kind of job would be suitable for me. Is working in analysis and testing a good option? I wonder how one can develop a career after obtaining a master’s degree in this field Let’s discuss this together
Are there many people who work in analysis and testing after obtaining a master’s degree?
Conducting analytical testing – using advanced tools for trivial tasks
One of our master’s graduates started out by working in analysis and testing, then became deputy director and director; he went on to pursue a PhD and later became head of the technology department and vice chief engineer of the company.
I really admire such people. Perhaps I’ve just graduated and am still in a state of uncertainty, not knowing what heights I can reach in this industry in the future
I know a master’s graduate who moved from another position to the analysis department
The technology research department; before that, it was a workshop.
Get a job first, then choose a career. It depends on one’s efforts; only by doing the work oneself can one know whether it is suitable or not.
Learning to use instruments is the foundation; mastering analysis methods enables one to take on a job. It becomes valuable when one can develop analytical methods (a requirement for organizations engaged in R&D or testing services), and one can become a director if they are able to establish national standards or something similar
Impressive, but it’s taken over 10 years to get here
I personally witnessed one case: a graduate with a degree in engineering technology started working in the workshop on a shift basis; after a year, he moved to a department in the headquarters as an ordinary employee. Soon after that, he transferred to another department, and eventually became the deputy leader of that department. In total, it took him three years from the time he joined the company. I think it’s incredibly fast; it’s amazing! It took me 5 years working in shift work before I was transferred to a technical position: L