Oct 21 • 📚 Blog
To get paid well as an electronic engineer, you need to solve the most complex problems.
To get paid well as an electronic engineer, you need to solve the most complex problems.
Not only that, you need to do it extremely well and fast.
Take EMC for example.
For most engineers, this is still considered black magic, but for those who have mastered it, it can become very profitable.
Why? Because companies cannot afford to stay stuck in EMC testing cycles. They need solutions, and they need them fast to stop losing money.
This is where EMI specialists can help.
A project review that finds the right issues can take less than an hour if you know what you are doing.
This is what companies are willing to pay well for.
If they spend a few thousand to pay you, but you solve a problem worth 100K or even more than 1M, paying you feels like nothing.
The faster you deliver results, the more you can get paid.
At this point, average salaries stop making sense, because you get paid in proportion to the problems you can solve.
This is why you need to specialize if you want to earn more.
The question is, where can you specialize?
The answer is right here, starting for free: Click to check the classrooms.
To electromagnetic enlightenment,
Dario
PS. Spots are limited and qualifications apply.
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