Hey Everyone!
So I have an interview in a couple of days with Intel! I'm excited about it and have been reviewing all kinds of stuff today, and tomorrow it will continue. All kinds of great topics such as CMOS logic, finite state machines, CPU architecture, caches, and much more! Doesn't that sound like a fun, amazing time? I like it anyway. As I've been reviewing I'm amazed at how much I still remember, and at the same time amazed at how much I need reminding of. The good thing is that I just need to be reminded, and not have to learn them again.
Anyway, there's my life update. But enough about me.
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But it gets the point across, n'est ce-pas?)
An apprenticeship isn't the same as a degree from college or university though. You work at a company (even get paid a little) and are taught on the job, with some theoretical schooling on the side. So it focuses on the practical side of the job, and you learn to be a technician, not an engineer. On the other hand, one trained electronics technician said this particular field of training is the most sophisticated/difficult job you can learn short of going to university.
It's a bit different kind of worry. You're worrying about the situation, but you're sure about yourself, that you are up to the job, once you find one. And you're pretty courageous, moving to Seattle without a job. And you already got a job interview, so seems your courage is paying off :]
And I don't think my worry is all that different from yours, although it may not seem so. I am very good at putting on a courageous face for everyone around me. I think it helps me feel more sure of my life when in reality, I'm not sure about anything.