Career theory that new graduate engineers of humanities think

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In this article, I would like to write about the future career of a new graduate engineer (I) in the liberal arts field, and what I am aware of for that purpose.

By the way, technical ability and writing ability are very low level, so only those who have a generous heart should read the following. Please understand that I wrote it in a big way. If you make a typographical error or say something wrong, please feel free to point it out.

Now I am spending my first year as a web application engineer. I will continue my career as a system engineer for the next few years, but I will write my thoughts on how to become a valuable engineer ***. By the way, here, I am writing with my own imagination what to do to become an engineer of what rank. The rank is divided into 4 stages from C to S. ((Engineer level C <B <A <S))

• The ranking here is decided by dogmatism and prejudice. Well, I thought that it would be easier to understand the value judgment if measured by annual income, so I divided it into C (~ 5 million), B (5-7 million), A (7-10 million), S (10 million ~). It was.

First of all, as an engineer, you need to understand _ ** how things work ** _. The mechanism of things here is, for example, how a PC works and how the Internet is connected. And for me now, that is the system. </ span> </ span>

_ ** 1, understand how the system works ** _ </ span>

As a web application engineer at the company, I am doing a lot of coding. What you are careful about is trying to understand how the app works. Instead of doing my day-to-day work without any doubt, for example, I use an extension module called xDebug to debug PHP, but I dig into one of them and say, "How does this debugger work?" I think it is important to investigate and understand by asking "Is it there?" I think that the framework and libraries will change, but the big mechanism will not change. That's why, on a daily basis, I search for "What is XX" on google, or search for something illustrated by image search and copy it to a notebook. After that, I write a blog, actually set up a server at home, build a network, etc. Perhaps by continuing to practice this, I feel like I can become a weak engineer.

(_ * Practice this at engineer level ** C **) _

_ ** 2, catch up information quickly input & output ** _ </ span>

Second and foremost, I try to catch up on new services, news, etc. as soon as possible. I will actually use it if possible. Recently, I started studying with interest, such as Bitcoin (virtual currency) operation and electronic work of sensor system with Raspberry Pi 3 (I tried UberEATS a while ago, Airbnb etc. a long time ago).

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Thank you for reading to the end. Any point is fine, so I would appreciate it if you could point out.