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@manoj-nFDly4 • May 20, 2018
Or recommend me some short term courses in electric related field?
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@thebigk • May 20, 2018
#-Link-Snipped-#â - You're at the right place. I'm sure our fellow engineers will help you out. In the mean time, let me add my $0.02 -Â
Your best bet now is to find out small companies that are willing to give you a chance for the skills-set you have. It'd also help if you acquire new skills. First find out the companies that are offering the job you desire; and then find out which skills they demand.Â
It could involve learning new software, tools or referring to few more books and maybe getting certified. Starting 'small' is the key here. You'll have to focus on building skills and gaining relevant experience so that you can make a switch in 2-3 years to your dream job.Â
I've known people who didn't do very well in engineering studies; but got into jobs others could only envy through sheer hard-work and most important - patience.
All the best!