Hi,
I am a chemical engineer also having a two year diploma in mechanical engineering. At presently I am involved with the instrumention side of the mining industry. Its been about 13 months since Ive graduated with my bachelors in chem engg.
I was wondering if it was better to specialize in instrumention or would it be better to work into a conventional process position. I ask from the long term perspective of money, job satification and opportunities later on down the road perhaps in different industries like oil and gas.
I hear the process guys make well and so do instrumention and at this stage I am a big overwhelmed and confused into which direction I should mould my career into.
Thanks
2007-05-02
08:50:08
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planck12
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