Engineering The suitable options for a fresh graduate Mechanical Engineer

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Fresh graduates in mechanical engineering in Bahrain face limited job opportunities and seek guidance on preferred career paths. The discussion revolves around five potential positions: Mechanical Engineer, Inspection Engineer, Maintenance Engineer, Planning Engineer, and HVAC Engineer. Participants emphasize the importance of aligning job roles with academic studies and future career aspirations. The consensus leans towards positions that offer practical experience and growth potential, particularly Mechanical and HVAC Engineering. Ultimately, the choice should reflect both personal interests and market demand in the region.
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Dear Gentlemen, I am a fresh graduate mechanical engineer and I live in Bahrain (middle east) and usually, the positions required in the companies are limited. I want to ask you which of the given positions is preferred for a fresh Mechanical Engineer, most applicable for what I studied, because I'm thinking about Continuing my academic studies. please order them according to its beneficial,:
1-Mechanical engineer
2-Inspection Engineer
3-Maintenance Engineer
4-planning Engineer
5-Hvac Engineer.

thanks.
 
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Any answers guys? Basically which one of the given options you would choose?
 

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