/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10445276
Nah. I just had no professional engineering experience. I can hold my own in conversations, don't get me wrong, but I am still kind of a sperg deep down. I just kind of failed to network and didn't push myself to get experience until it was too late. (reality hadn't set in). I also live in a pretty competitive state as far as engineering goes.

I'm purely using this as a stepping stone, and once im settled in, it gives me the safety I need to work hard on my other marketable skills so I don't get fucked by the high cost of living. I'm not super mad by any stretch of the imagination, I just wish I could have made 20/hr so I could be a little more comfortable, but gotta do what you gotta do. (mech E btw)

>>10419344
That's about average, i don't think it's gonna hurt you. Just move your education past your experience on your resume instead.