I share everyone’s desire for work. Some people go to machine vision training institutions for training, while others study hard in obscurity. Aren’t they all for a high-tech and good job?
Actually it is:
For people with high skills, the labor force is devalued.
People with low skills have no room for survival.
You have ambitions and dreams, but you lack confidence and the courage to move forward. You always dare not move forward because you are not ready yet.
Overpreparation is a cage in your mind, a chain on your feet in life, a thorn in the road that prevents you from moving forward, and a wall in front of you to achieve your goals. You spend a lot of time imagining the difficulties and setting up insurmountable obstacles for yourself. You are afraid of failure and use preparation as an excuse to procrastinate and retreat.
Many fans messaged me privately, asking how I studied, how serious I was, and how I took the trouble to discuss technical issues with others every day. When I asked my fans, I didn’t find a job. When I asked my fans again, they hesitated and answered, “You have to know how to get a job.” What, otherwise how can we work?
Sometimes I am moved by your serious study. We study for a better job, but you don’t have any job, but you are studying desperately. I am very surprised and cannot understand. You know what you learn, you can use it when you go to work. There was even a boss who asked a novice to learn certain knowledge without paying his salary and come to work next June. However, the novice foolishly learned and waited. I can't understand it. I hate it too.
In fact, there is really no need to over-prepare before starting a new job. I think exam-oriented education is really terrible. It consumes a lot of human resources in preparing for exams.
In fact, we machine vision engineers face more than thousands of problems. There are new problems and new solutions every day. Therefore, we should apply what we have learned and apply it flexibly. Don’t be too timid about the many mistakes you will face in the future.
I still say what I said, first look for the ability to survive. If you don’t have the opportunity to seek, consider your own survival first.
So what if you’re not fully prepared? Try traveling light, trying whether you can do well in your new job, trying whether the girl you like is willing to date you, and whether investors are willing to accept your plan. You may fail if you try, but you will definitely fail if you don't try. In fact, there are many intersections in life that require us to take steps. Even if we stumble, we can still experience the joy of moving forward and be one step closer to our goals. Don’t let overpreparation hold you back.