Engineer, Please read this.
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I would like to know what is the working culture as an engineer like? To be exact, how often and how many hours does one has to put in in a day?
I am quite clear that leaving the office on time in never possible. But just want to know how late it is and such.
Many Thanks in advance!
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Usually it depends on the workOriginally posted by Nessie:I would like to know what is the working culture as an engineer like? To be exact, how often and how many hours does one has to put in in a day?
I am quite clear that leaving the office on time in never possible. But just want to know how late it is and such.
Many Thanks in advance!
But usually it can go late into the night and even on weekends if something happens -
what kind of engineer, many types leh
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Design Engineer.
But there is also any fact i would want to raise. As a Design Engineer, I mainly handles paperworks like updating BOM, which i think they do not require an engineer to handle this.
On the other hand, they won't be hiring an engineer if the job scope do not require one. I have spoken to them on this, and they said it is a requirment for all to start off with and only after a year, then he/she will do designing using those softwares.
I was told by a friend that a year focusing mainly on paperwork is far bit too long....Is this true? I am working with Japanese, and they reasonable helpful to teach you anything which is a plus sign.
Is it an okay place to stay or should i move on? -
updating BOM requires you to be familiar with the different components of the product...which would be helpful in the future...unless you dont intend to stay in the company long-term.Originally posted by Nessie:Design Engineer.
But there is also any fact i would want to raise. As a Design Engineer, I mainly handles paperworks like updating BOM, which i think they do not require an engineer to handle this.
On the other hand, they won't be hiring an engineer if the job scope do not require one. I have spoken to them on this, and they said it is a requirment for all to start off with and only after a year, then he/she will do designing using those softwares.
I was told by a friend that a year focusing mainly on paperwork is far bit too long....Is this true? I am working with Japanese, and they reasonable helpful to teach you anything which is a plus sign.
Is it an okay place to stay or should i move on?
best if they require you to source for the component itself from suppliers....like purchaser job...stressful but you really learn.
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8-10pm is quite common.Originally posted by Nessie:I am quite clear that leaving the office on time in never possible. But just want to know how late it is and such.
assuming official knock off at 6.30pm.
also depends on company culture.