I’m a bit lost when it comes to career planning
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I graduated this year, and my current job involves the design of pressure vessels. I’ve been working there for about a month now. At first, I was given two design exercises to work on, and occasionally I’m sent to the workshop to get familiar with the manufacturing processes. I just haven’t been given any tasks to do, and lately I feel a bit lost – I don’t know what to do. I hope the seniors can give me some advice
The advice is to stay put for now; things there aren’t easy right now, so you can read books or learn about software and things like that.
Now it’s time to check the standards, practice SW6, and then browse Haichuan
I haven’t been given any tasks to do, and I’ve felt a bit lost lately. It’s like this at the beginning too; it gets better after a while
Okay, thank you. It should be fine
Everyone faces such challenges when starting work, but it’s okay. If you don’t have a clear goal for now, you can start by focusing on your current tasks, by studying relevant design standards and safety regulations, and then delve deeper into learning more specialized knowledge based on the problems you encounter at work. Over time, it will greatly improve your business. Honestly, in the workplace, one definitely can’t rely on the knowledge one already has; it’s necessary to keep learning constantly in order not to get left behind~~~:victory:
Okay, thank you very much for your advice; at least your words have given me a direction
I hope this can help you a little! :handshake
Read more standard books; you can find the diagrams they have drawn and practice drawing by yourself*.
There aren’t many jobs available for pressure vessel workers these days, right? . Take your time, look at the guidelines and get familiar with them first
That’s how work is – you find things to do on your own, make progress on your own; it’s all from the same starting point, right?