大学专业机械电子工程
但是上课从来没听过
一点这方面的知识都没有
还有2个月就毕业了
真不知道去找啥工作了
看到你们能在web3找到工作的
我是真羡慕啊
能不能带带我🥹

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My university major is Mechatronics Engineering, but I've never listened in class and have absolutely no knowledge in this area. I only have two months until graduation, and I really don't know what kind of job to look for. Seeing that you guys can find jobs in Web3 makes me so envious! Could you please mentor me? 🥹

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I think I could get into the automotive industry.