Cognex Smart Camera Insight-Defect Detection
I often hear old seniors say: "Do what you do, love what you do, and specialize in what you do."
First of all, we must "love one line of work" in order to "do a good job in one line of work", and then achieve "specialization in one line of work".
For machine vision engineers, professional technology is the basis of professionalism and an important basis for doing work. Machine vision engineers should treat their careers with a higher spiritual realm, a larger vision pattern, and a more positive attitude, and strive to do what they do, love what they do, and focus on what they do.
As a machine vision engineer, in daily work, you must devote your enthusiasm and effort to your work, and naturally improve your various professional and working abilities in the process of "loving one line", and finally achieve "do a good job, be dedicated to one line, The ultimate goal of "fine line".
Why do many people can only do "do one line, hate one line"? I think there are many reasons, more subjective, and less money objectively.
Do one line, hate one line, is it really a knot?
1. Not capable enough to face various difficulties. Have you ever asked yourself have you worked hard? Have you worked your butt off on a project?
2. Can't continue to demand, can your technical ability meet customer requirements? Can you communicate with customers to solve problems?
3. Do your salary and benefits match your skills? Why can he get 30,000 a month, why can't I? I am also a machine vision engineer? If you feel that you are being treated unfairly, do you