I read that I shouldn't specialize but instead I should try to be a general, broad guy. At the same time, I hear how it's difficult to learn different specialties and industries in order to keep myself flexible. I don't know right now where to draw the line between diversifying my skills, but...
Thanks xnuke.
That may be a problem. I have no problems with electronic work right now, but I believe most of that work is with computer chips. My senses tell me that computer chip designs can be outsourced, and I do not want to be in the position where I fear my job will be the next to be...
Thanks BrunoPuntzJones.
I can see what you mean about "power electronics", you are a bit of both in this field.
There is no such specific program for power electronics, so I assume that I would take a lot of electronic courses and some related power courses to make this happen.
For...
Thanks windsoreng for reading.
I know what you mean when you say do a job you like. You see, I like to "build" things, but not in a vigorous labour way like the way the tradesmen do it. That's where engineering comes in.
I also want the job to be quite stable: stress due to fears of...
Thanks xnuke.
I guess I will have to work harder to achieve my goal. I just find that there are more jobs for electronic engineers, but I believe that outsourcing may threaten this in the distant future. As for electrical power engineering, the current jobs available right now are for...
Thanks Trchambe!
I can see what you mean when you say the age of 35 is a magic number: I in my 20's right now and "10-15 years" later is around 35 to me.
The only problem that concerns me is that any electrical power engineering job in the market today require about 5 years experience.
As a...
Hi.
I am thinking of joining electrical/electronic engineering.
I did some reading on the internet, and I found that electrical "power" engineering and electronic engineering with computer chips to be very popular. There seems to be a lot of jobs in those two areas.
To any...