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EEVblog #138 - Top 5 Engineering Graduate Tips

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Dave Jones shares his top five career and life tips for electronics engineering graduates entering the industry.

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…embedded, but many companies are finally branching out and using C++ for real embedded projects. The OOP style would help getting right into it. Also, work doesn't need to be the only thing that fulfills your engineering itch. It can be a big part, but it probably shouldn't be all of it. That reminds me of this bloke talking about the same thing. link to this video I disagree that we have to put up with 90% boring stuff or fight for the fun jobs though. I work in a small company and it's mostly "fun" stuff, writing real code and being part of the think tank of the company... that being said you probably get paid more at a bigger company where you will have less impact in the total work load.…