Discussion Overview
The discussion revolves around potential career paths for recent graduates in electrical engineering who are seeking high-paying jobs in low-competition fields. Participants explore various industries and roles outside traditional electrical engineering positions, considering factors such as job market conditions and personal skills.
Discussion Character
- Exploratory
- Debate/contested
Main Points Raised
- One participant expresses frustration over the lack of job offers in electrical engineering despite a high GPA and seeks alternative industries for entry-level positions.
- Another participant notes that the job market can vary significantly based on geography, specifically mentioning Equatorial Guinea.
- Sales is suggested as an easy-to-enter field that can offer high pay, though some participants argue that success in sales may depend on inherent talent and personality traits.
- It is mentioned that while sales skills can be learned, certain personality traits are harder to acquire, which could impact success in that field.
- Some participants propose finance and stock exchange roles as viable options for engineering graduates, highlighting the value of analytical skills in those areas.
- Renewable energy sectors, such as solar and wind, and robotics are also suggested as promising fields for electrical engineering graduates.
- Concerns are raised regarding the original poster's engagement in the thread, with speculation about their intentions and whether they may be a troll account.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Participants present multiple competing views on suitable career paths for electrical engineering graduates, with no consensus reached on the best options. There is also disagreement regarding the original poster's engagement and intentions.
Contextual Notes
Limitations include the lack of specific job market data for various regions and the subjective nature of skills and personality traits discussed in relation to sales and other fields.