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I am currently in an organization where there are multiple tasks but the majority work is related to dairy equipment. I hope that after sometime I will get sound experience. I am mechanical engineer so i want to switch to automobile and engines because they are more technical for me . Should I continue to work I my current organization or should I switch? And if i switch can it be proficient to me?






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    Only you can answer "should I". If you think you will like automotive and are in a position to leave your current job financially, then it makes sense.
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I am currently in an organization where there are multiple tasks but the majority work is related to dairy equipment. I hope that after sometime I will get sound experience. I am mechanical engineer so i want to switch to automobile and engines because they are more technical for me . Should I continue to work I my current organization or should I switch? And if i switch can it be proficient to me?






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    Only you can answer "should I". If you think you will like automotive and are in a position to leave your current job financially, then it makes sense.
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I am currently in an organization where there are multiple tasks but the majority work is related to dairy equipment. I hope that after sometime I will get sound experience. I am mechanical engineer so i want to switch to automobile and engines because they are more technical for me . Should I continue to work I my current organization or should I switch? And if i switch can it be proficient to me?






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I am currently in an organization where there are multiple tasks but the majority work is related to dairy equipment. I hope that after sometime I will get sound experience. I am mechanical engineer so i want to switch to automobile and engines because they are more technical for me . Should I continue to work I my current organization or should I switch? And if i switch can it be proficient to me?






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    Only you can answer "should I". If you think you will like automotive and are in a position to leave your current job financially, then it makes sense.
    – Joe Strazzere
    16 hours ago














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    Only you can answer "should I". If you think you will like automotive and are in a position to leave your current job financially, then it makes sense.
    – Joe Strazzere
    16 hours ago








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Only you can answer "should I". If you think you will like automotive and are in a position to leave your current job financially, then it makes sense.
– Joe Strazzere
16 hours ago




Only you can answer "should I". If you think you will like automotive and are in a position to leave your current job financially, then it makes sense.
– Joe Strazzere
16 hours ago















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