Gil37

Gil37 t1_j62jmqn wrote

Reply to comment by RoundCollection4196 in What aspect of engineering would be highly in demand for the future? by ImplementExtension58

That was honestly one of my original reserves, but i later realized that you should just do what you're passionate about, cause anything else will suck in the long term. I get to work in a big lab as well as assembly line with all the tools, electronics and machinery that i need (industrial mfg), and for me i feel right at home. Sure most of my work is in front of my pc, but I get plenty enough movement from machine to machine to keep me happy. If being outdoors and getting awesome scenery is important to you, then you should seek it out.

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Gil37 t1_j5zl6ln wrote

Reply to What aspect of engineering would be highly in demand for the future? by ImplementExtension58

If you're interested in software engineering, don't decide not to persue just because lots of others are doing the same. It's a broad field, and you can get more unique experience / training that will make you more valuable. There's a big difference between a guy adding buttons to a gui and a guy interfacing with robotics. Also, anything involving automation will be big.

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