u/GundamNathan

As the title suggests, I have just started my career as a field engineer for a rather sizable company. I had interned with this company before in their industrial division working mainly underneath a field engineer and superintendent in the piping world. When I started my real job about a month ago, I was moved into the electrical side of the division and it has been hitting me hard due to the fact that I have little to none actual experience within any electrical work, besides messing with wiring of old nerf blasters about 10 years ago. But I digress, I am mainly looking for advice as to how I learn to be an effective and useful electrical field engineer as someone who knows not that much. Any advice or anything really would be greatly appreciated.

Hello! I have recently found an old family camera and I’m desperately trying to get it to work. Problem is that I cannot do anything on the camera due to the error code always coming up. I have bought a new battery and removed the tape but nothing seems to work and I have been unable to find anything on how to fix it. Any suggestions or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!