What do you think of a senior instrumentation engineer taking on the role of warehouse manager?
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A skilled professional from the instrumentation industry lost his job due to the poor economic conditions in his company. With children who need his care – one is in their final year of high school and will take the college entrance exams next year – he was unable to leave the town, so he had to take a job as a warehouse clerk. Is this a waste of talent, or is it a necessity imposed by life?
Forced by life, but gold will always shine. Senior instrument engineers should also actively seek more suitable opportunities to realize their value.
It’s both a waste of talent and a necessity due to living conditions; there will be a chance to make adjustments later.
Being a warehouse manager is just a temporary step; someone will notice it
Do it for now, fill your stomach first; gold will shine, but no one wants gold that has died of hunger.
It’s also one of the harsh realities of life; as a man, one must take on responsibilities at home. Well done
It’s okay to be flexible; just get through this temporarily. Who knows, a thousand new worlds might even be discovered.
There is no right or wrong in life; it depends on your choices.
It’s okay to be flexible; once the child finishes their college entrance exams, they can go to another place to find a better job.
It’s difficult to pay high-level engineers well, so they had no choice but to be laid off
What does \"advanced\" mean? Is it high ability or a high professional title? Those with ability will always shine