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echo196
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Dear all,
I checked job numbers on indeed Canada, and when using Pro/ENGINEER and solidworks as search words, I got 74 and 338 respectively, which means 4.56 times as many solidworks jobs.
Can I learn Pro/engineer and be employed in a solidworks job? because if not, the jobs for pro/engineer are not so many at all.
Since Pro/engineer is supposed to be more high end, I expected better salaries, but when I checked the salaries (in indeed UK), it does not show a big difference.
So, what do you think guys?
Thanks a lot for any help
I checked job numbers on indeed Canada, and when using Pro/ENGINEER and solidworks as search words, I got 74 and 338 respectively, which means 4.56 times as many solidworks jobs.
Can I learn Pro/engineer and be employed in a solidworks job? because if not, the jobs for pro/engineer are not so many at all.
Since Pro/engineer is supposed to be more high end, I expected better salaries, but when I checked the salaries (in indeed UK), it does not show a big difference.
So, what do you think guys?
Thanks a lot for any help