r/careerguidance • u/Akiro_Tenzin • 12h ago
Career Advice on either Engineer or PM?
Hello everyone, So I'm basically a Stress Engineer with 4 YEO from a service company in India (Bangalore)and I'm having a package less than 40k. So Now I'm in dilemma where my current project is not in core and it's kinda project support. For me, Being a stress engineer in service industry is kinda different. And I'm kinda interested in Project Management and I'm doing some courses as well. So my question is that, either I can work as a stress engineer, get to know more about meshing and be a skillful person on it and work. Or I want to learn more about project management and switch the company for a junior role in PM and work myself more in management side. Please drop ur opinions, it might be very helpful for me. Thanks again
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Its basically Structural Engineer and yes you have finish either mechanical, aeronautical, automobile or civil to get into this field