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Ok. And if you don't want to write compilers? Not everyone wants to make a career change, especially not folks in the space business.
by _moof 5y ago
Ok. And if you don't want to write compilers?
Not everyone wants to make a career change, especially not folks in the space business.
- WalterBright 5y agoIf you decide that you only want to work in a very narrow niche that only exists in one company, it's a prison of your own making. Not the company's. P.S. I was also offered a position at Sikorsky working on helicopter designs.
- bumby 5y agoMy experience agrees with the OP. Aerospace is sometimes considered a subset of mechanical engineering which is a very broad field that can be applied across many domains. Now if you've spent your career in a very narrow subset of that field and not developed transferrable skills along the way, I'm not sure the fault is entirely the employer's.
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- Taylor_OD 5y agoRight. I have a skill set from a previous job that I don't use anymore. I could get hired tomorrow to do that job again but I have no interest in it. I guess if we are saying highly skilled people can find another job then I agree but that wasnt the argument.