Louisdaboois
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As a younger engineer, I've come to a point in my career where I need to choose a path. I feel that many engineers (at least those who I've encountered) have stumbled upon this dilemma at one point or another. The paths are, of course, technical specialty or project/program management.
I cannot comment on other industries, however for my organization it appears that these two avenues only intersect once. Most people develop their technical expertise up to a certain point, then choose to either manage programs and rely on technical consultants or become extremely specialized in their field and uphold an advisory role, if you will.
For the more seasoned veterans on this forum, I'm curious to know what your stories are and which path you decided to take.
Thank you for sharing!
I cannot comment on other industries, however for my organization it appears that these two avenues only intersect once. Most people develop their technical expertise up to a certain point, then choose to either manage programs and rely on technical consultants or become extremely specialized in their field and uphold an advisory role, if you will.
For the more seasoned veterans on this forum, I'm curious to know what your stories are and which path you decided to take.
Thank you for sharing!