Fitter, CNC machine tool, CNC programming, WEDM. Which is more promising?

I just learned NC programming. At that time, I was one of the first students in the school to learn NC programming. The school is equipped with two computers, one is version 95 and the other is version 98. Everyone got the intermediate certificate of NC programming after graduation. As a result, no one has found a corresponding job after a busy year. All the factories in the Pearl River Delta have used new computers. Added a lot of functions that I have never seen before. At that time, I didn't learn this knowledge in the school data factory. I asked the factory director that we were all like indigenous children. There are few senior talents in numerical control programming in Pearl River Delta. If you can mix a senior technician with a monthly salary of five or six thousand, it is definitely not a problem.

But the premise is to ensure what your school teaches you, that you can find a catchy job in the future, and that there is a platform for you to practice and improve.

Fitter, a very useful skill. Almost all auto parts factories require workers to be assemblers. But because of this skill, many junior and intermediate talents are not at the same level as NC programming.

Personally, I haven't learned wire cutting milling machine, but the teacher who teaches CNC programming also teaches it. I often see seniors doing it. Personally, I felt that their employment pressure was also great at that time. At least it is greater than numerical control programming. The problem of the number of talents.

I hope these experiences are useful to you. As the saying goes, 36 plans are the best policy.