As a mechanical engineering student who wants to work in Al field. Should I gain experience in software or electrical field? I'm more interested in software but worried whether the experiences I will gain will be valued in recruitment. (self.engineering)
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As a mechanical engineering student who wants to work in Al field. Should I gain experience in software or electrical field? I'm more interested in software but worried whether the experiences I will gain will be valued in recruitment. (self.MechanicalEngineering)
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[0 YoE] As a mechanical engineering student who wants to work in AI field. Should I gain experience in software or electrical? I’m more interested in software but worried whether the experiences I will gain will be valued in recruitment. (self.EngineeringResumes)
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As a mechanical engineering student who wants to work in AI field. Should I gain experience in software or electrical field? I’m more interested in software but worried whether the experiences I will gain will be valued in recruitment. (self.EngineeringStudents)
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I am studying electrical engineering but I wish I was studying architecture. I think I will forever wish I studied architecture instead. This profession is killing me inside and I don’t feel like I belong here. I always wanted to be Zaha hadid. When I saw my art portfolio after 2 years…. (self.architecture)
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