1. Bet on your networking
The network of contacts is something you will always need to grow. No one grows alone.
Studies show that many job openings arise when you talk about your goals and what you intend to pursue in your career with people close to you.
Often, co-workers who are already on the market can help. Social networks help a lot in this, so invest in your networking.
Have active profiles on social networks, especially LinkedIn. And always be aware of the opportunities that may arise.
In addition, you always attend congresses, in which networking can be expanded, as well as your knowledge of the subjects that interest you professionally.
The systems engineer will often work together with a project manager and the engineering crew and becomes the primary point of communication to interlink between the two to simplify the accomplishment of a successful system.
2. Have a personal profile but thinking about the professional
Many people have not yet realized the strength of social media, both on one side and on the other.
Therefore, although many people say “but it is my personal network, I post what I want”, it is already known that companies can monitor the social networks of candidates for vacancies. So, be careful with the posts.
If you believe that you are a focused, dedicated professional, this doesn’t go well with posts saying you don’t like to work, for example, right? These are small things that can make you lose a spot.