Hello Milind, Should Resent Grads focus on developing a few key skills deeply or learn the basics across many areas? Ty
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Lytikov D. asked a question to Milind F.
Category: Qualifications
Date asked: Saturday, July 13, 2024
Last reviewed: Friday, July 19, 2024
Milind F.
DEG Design Engineering Manager - ESD
I believe if you are passionate about a particular topic or subject, doing a deep dive to learn the skillsets for that topic would be extremely beneficial for one's progress. Having said that, it is always beneficial to learn the basics across different areas since you can then bring those experiences in your passion and can find new ways to innovate in your field of expertise. It is this reason why Micron also offers job rotation program so you can learn different areas and bring diverse perspective in your field of expertise.
Friday, July 19, 2024
Lytikov D.
Absolutely! Thank you for the great response! If you love an activity, pushing yourself to advance as much as possible is incredibly rewarding. Thank you.
Friday, July 19, 2024
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