CNC programmers have been working for three or four years, and I feel that there is no progress. I would like to ask my colleagues what ways and means to improve themselves.

job hopping; A factory basically has its own business scope, such as specializing in plastic molds, die casting molds, making products, etc., which have limitations for programming;

The best thing is to move to the machining center, because the machining center is an outsourcing business, and it can handle all kinds of molds, which is helpful for its technical coverage;

The technical level is relatively high. Try again in big companies, because big companies generally have their own processing flow patterns, so that you can learn standardized processes. For example, in processing centers or small factories, drawing is relatively casual, but big companies have their own standards, so that you can learn how to standardize drawing. Of course, big companies are not free;

In addition, visit more forums, such as the famous Kaisi Forum, where there are a lot of experts, which can expand your programming ideas and improve your programming methods; More communication with peers is the best way to improve technology. Building a car behind closed doors is always just being king in your own few acres of three-point land.