Hey /biz/. Looking to go into mechanical or electrical engineering.

>>1086817
Don't bump

Look online.

Ask your union faggot.
> inb4 we don't have unions in our shit country

this isn't a career advice board, fuck off.

>>1086807
these things always seem phony to me but electrical engineer here.
I started working about 15 years ago. Starting salary was like 56k in the Washington DC area. That's probably a bit low now.

after 5 years I was in the 80s-90s.

After 10 years definitely above 100k. Now at about 140.

Daily work routine varies, but it's about solving problems, keeping current on new tech and delivering with no drama.

Know nothing about energy.

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>>1086807
>career

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>>1087236
real jobs don't need unions

>>1087238
this isn't just a crypto containment board, eat shit

>>1088287
>entrepreneur

>>1086807

Renewable is kinda a meme nowadays, but perhaps in 5 years it will stop being so. Don't know nothing about engines.

Power engineering, in general, is kind of a chill, albeit boring (for me), subset of EE.

The another EE anon is right regarding the routines.

t. CompE