Those majoring in electrical engineering know absolutely nothing about electricity – what a tragedy
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I graduated from university with a degree in electrical engineering, but by chance I ended up working in the field of automated instrumentation at a factory. As a result, I know nothing about electrical engineering now; I really admire those registered electrical engineers.......
Ahah, this sea friend is really exaggerating! It’s probably modesty – if one knows nothing about electrical engineering, how can they work in the field of automated instrumentation? Actually, it’s better to change your major; petrochemical companies are more in demand. They place greater emphasis on the field of instrument automation, so it has a brighter future! In today’s petrochemical industries, electrical engineering has become a supporting discipline; the so-called \"electrical tigers\" are now just paper tigers! However, if one wants to switch to another industry, an electrical engineering degree might be more promising ； Or by becoming a registered electrical engineer, it’s super easy to find a job paying 100,000 to 200,000!
Do you really want to change jobs? But everyone there is in electrical automation
I know absolutely nothing about my own major either