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Is it possible that you have specific skills with a stack or technology that the younger engineering cohorts aren't familiar with?
by sneed_chucker 3y ago
Is it possible that you have specific skills with a stack or technology that the younger engineering cohorts aren't familiar with?
- fm2606 3y agoGreat question and I'd like to add one: When you started your consulting business where you advertising or through networking to find clients?
- BJBBB 3y ago0. I am mostly a hardware guy. Process automation, ATE, manufacturing, and product and process compliance. Banging out code ranges from 10% to 50% of each job. 1. My experience and skill set is not that common. Most EEs and MEs have eschewed this field because it has, outside of FAANG-type companies, paid less. 2. If you go the formal accreditation route, getting up to speed in EMC/Product Compliance/Corporate Conformity, depending on the industry sector, is approx 4 to 7 years. 3. Most of my original client contacts came from attending various IEEE Society symposiums. New business contacts are through former/current clients.