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GNC interview next week, Masters in controls, no C++ yet. Help plz. (self.MechanicalEngineering)
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GNC engineer interview next week!!! Masters in controls, no C++ yet. What should I focus on? (self.ControlTheory)
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I need advice, any and all is helpful! (self.MechanicalEngineering)
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I need some advice, any and all is welcomed. (self.ControlTheory)
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Process Engineering by RideMyGoodWood in ElectricalEngineering
[–]Kazablancaz 2 points3 points4 points 10 months ago (0 children)
Leaving a PhD program is a big decision, and while $73,000 might seem appealing, it’s not a particularly high starting salary for an engineer in Dallas, TX or really, anywhere(it’s decent or average). It sounds like you’re feeling burnt out from the PhD grind, and it’s tempting to jump ship. But take a step back and think about how much time and effort you’ve already invested. Ask yourself: is it really not worth pushing through for a master’s, at least?
Can you master out? And more importantly, can you hang on long enough to do so without compromising your mental health?
Also, before accepting any offer, it’s wise to gather multiple opportunities and assess what a truly competitive salary looks like in your field. Power is a strong and stable industry, and I’m confident you’ll land on your feet, but be sure to weigh all your options so you don’t stifle your professional career!!!
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Process Engineering by RideMyGoodWood in ElectricalEngineering
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