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Hello, host!

I have received your message for a while, but I was too busy and my reply was late.

After reading the reply above, I also laughed. Indeed, I feel the same way. Today’s graduate students...well, it’s so speechless.

So to answer your question first, postgraduate entrance examination...please think twice. Regarding mechanical postgraduate entrance examination questions, I will always have only one attitude: a waste of youth.

If you insist that this diploma is important, then I have nothing to say, because after all, there are many ignorant HR who only look at academic qualifications.

From your description, it seems that you made the right choice to leave this company, because the company that purchased the drawings is not independently developed at all, and there is no need for you to continue to waste your time there.

Analyze your environment:

1. In fact, the pump and vibration industries are both very good industries. The reason is that our country's technical strength in this area is weak and the starting point is low, so the achievements that can be created are also high. At present, most of the water pump systems in major domestic projects are occupied by the United States and Japan. If you have sufficient technical understanding of the products in the pump industry and are proficient in fluid mechanics, then I think it is not without a future to continue working in the pump industry. In terms of vibration, the requirements may be higher, because vibration requires very high basic theoretical knowledge, including vibration science, noise science, linear algebra, finite element analysis, etc., and it also requires knowledge related to experimental science, so While it's a great prospect, it may not be the right fit for you.

2. Filter element, I know nothing about this industry, I'm sorry, I can't help you analyze it.

3. Lifting, if you are referring to heavy equipment, then I think it is a good direction. The technology of our domestic heavy equipment is very good. The only weakness is the diversification, integration and stability of functions. The Japanese have advantages in these points. In addition, our domestic heavy equipment is all good. Very good. Well-known companies such as Sany Heavy Industry and Zhenhua Port Machinery are among the best.

4. Mold sheet metal, to be honest, is a bit unremarkable. I’m definitely not saying this to be dismissive, I’m just saying that the industry’s current position is a bit embarrassing. For mold sheet metal, the sheet metal itself has no technical content and is purchased directly, as long as the technology is in the mold. Regarding the sheet metal processing technology, aside from using cutters for individual thin plates and lasers for individual thick plates, most companies still use molds to process sheet metal, including digital punching dies and general punching dies.

Cut-punch molds are similar to c-punch tools. Most of them are simple in shape and are only used to make up for the shortcomings of standard tools and to meet the needs of mass production; there are many categories of general-punch molds, including Blanking dies, stamping dies, stretching dies, combined dies (with bending), etc., but their technical complexity is not too high. Moreover, the usage of these products is very large, which means that the number of employees is very large. Since the price of the mold itself is relatively expensive, many processing companies make their own simple molds, or simply make their own molds. mold. As a result, the mold and sheet metal industry is struggling, with more people and fewer people. Moreover, since the world's top sheet metal equipment suppliers like Amada have been in the domestic market for many years, the prospects of the local mold and sheet metal industry are unclear.

It is precisely because there are so many people working in sheet metal and mold industries that there are relatively more opportunities. After all, there are so many gaps that are constantly recruiting people. Moreover, there is a large loss of personnel in the machinery industry every year, among which sheet metal molds should be said to be the largest mobile group. This is probably why other friends recommended you to work in this industry. After all, jobs are relatively easy to find.

In view of your current situation, I do not recommend you to continue studying, because the machinery industry relies on your own hands to accumulate experience. Schools cannot teach you these things at all. You will waste a few more years for Negotiating a piece of paper may not be a good deal.

You are familiar with CAD, PRO, etc., which means you have certain experience and foundation. After all, you have been working for several years, so you still have an advantage compared with college students who have just graduated.

Now is the golden period for fall recruitment, and you can boldly try out for the company you want. In the new recruitment process, what you need to show is what you have learned in the past two years. You are also from school. You should be able to distinguish what experiences you have that are not available in school, so your chances of success It will be very big. Don't emphasize things like CAD ability that are commonplace and that everyone knows. It will only make others resent you. When the other party sees the energy in you and your hardware strength, then the lack of academic qualifications can be made up for. If you have read my other posts, you should have seen that I also mentioned that I only recruit master's degree students here, but in fact there are also college students, and the schools are not good, and their performance is no worse than others. Therefore, although talent is insufficient, it is definitely not a reason for failure. How to discover Bole is also a homework you have to do.

I personally recommend you to move in the direction of automated machinery manufacturing, because I estimate that it will be difficult for you to find a real mechanical design job at the moment, and I believe what you say, maybe your foundation is a bit weak, then Firstly, there is a large gap in manufacturing jobs, so it is easier to find a job. Secondly, you can get close to the mechanical assembly line. Learning from the upper level (assembly and manufacturing) to the lower level (basic processing technology) is also a way. Moreover, the continuity of manufacturing jobs is relatively good, and it is possible to switch to design jobs in the future. And generally speaking, mainland automation equipment manufacturing companies are companies with a certain scale, complete processes, and stable products. You can also learn a lot of knowledge other than machinery.

Otherwise, I think my other posts can more or less answer your questions, for your reference only.

Finally, I want to say to you, don’t feel inferior. All living beings are equal, and they only have their own order of hearing. I wish you good luck.