/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>51680977
>manufacturing engineer
Shitty career and low paying for how high stress it can be. Oftentimes located in small rural towns. And if you want to do it then you're probably better off with an Electrical, Mechanical, or Chemical Engineering degree and learning automation & control systems and SCADA. You can always get a less Masters degree afterwards. Like MS engineering or MBA depending on your career path.

If you're high IQ and only want a good salary then manufacturing engineering is not the way. Only highly specialized fields like oil/gas or silicon pay very well. If I could go back I would have studied Electrical Engineering rather than Mechanical because it just seems more relevant in 202x. Just my 2 cents partner

>tfw automation engineer

>>49533755
>tradesman dad didn't buy the dip
>thinks market will crash

sounds like we're bottomed out

>>49389616
are mass layoffs even happening? everything seems pretty fine right now just gas is too expensive