Electronics technician for industrial engineering?

LouisTLTByLouisTLT

Good day everyone

I'm 23 years old and have completed my apprenticeship for just over two years. I'm wondering how I can improve. Sometimes I have real flashes of inspiration and sometimes (like today) the complete opposite. I sometimes think that this is the wrong profession for me. Today I wasted a few hours on a faulty component because I wasn't looking properly. It was a backup battery that was protected by a small fuse and I didn't know what it was, even though it was labeled. Is it normal to be a bit depressed sometimes because of things like that?

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Karsten1966
Karsten1966
1 year ago

Logisch is frustrated. If you sometimes don’t see the forest in loud trees. But next time you know how to decide and look for it.

This is what this profession also means: collect empirical values, sometimes learn to do so. And at some point you’re an “old” fox in troubleshooting….

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