Training Options?
Training Options?
(OP)
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I recently graduated and started a job in manufacturing. I deal mostly with tooling and automation and some project management. I have been given the green light to take any courses or training I feel would help me in my career. What are some companies and seminars that you guys recommend? I have taken an introductory robotics and PLC class, and my company places high emphasis on lean methodologies. I may want a career path towards management. TIA!
I recently graduated and started a job in manufacturing. I deal mostly with tooling and automation and some project management. I have been given the green light to take any courses or training I feel would help me in my career. What are some companies and seminars that you guys recommend? I have taken an introductory robotics and PLC class, and my company places high emphasis on lean methodologies. I may want a career path towards management. TIA!





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Off the main topic - you will find out that many things in life will not be laid out according to your logical approach to the same matters. And that sometimes the best advice will be delivered with less tact than you might prefer.
Norm
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The OP question is very general. I'd recommend more specific questions to garner more specific answers. E.g., I want to learn about internal combustion engines for a career path in engine design; what introductory courses would you recommend?
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