Which career path would you guys reccomend

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The discussion revolves around choosing a career path in mechanical engineering, with specific interest in various branches such as consumer electronics, general mechanical, aerospace/astronautics, and the oil industry. Participants share their experiences in these fields, highlighting the current popularity of the energy sector. Insights include job satisfaction, salary expectations, and the importance of personal preference in making a decision. Recommendations emphasize the potential for growth and opportunities in the energy sector, while also acknowledging the diverse experiences in consumer electronics and aerospace industries. Overall, the conversation provides a broad overview of career options and considerations for mechanical engineering students.
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Hi Guys,

I am trying to choose a path in mechanical engineering. I am wondering what braches you guys have had experience with. I thinking like consumer electronics (apple, mircosoft), general mechanical (ford, etc), aero/astro (boeing, Nasa), oil stuff(shell, exxon).
Do you guys have any knowledge of these braches? What where you experience with them? Would you recommend one? Where you paid decently?
I know it's largely personal preference but I'm just wondering about your views?

Thanks,
George
 
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