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What do you enjoy most about field service engineer work? What do you dislike the most? Is it challenging? Are there many opportunities to learn and advance? What keeps you at your job? |
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Frank in Miami, Florida 61 months ago |
I LIKE: 1. Very flexible (a lot of free time) 2. You can schedule with the customers the time that your job will be done...assuming we don't have a system down 3. You travel/drive a lot 4. Good pay 5. Nobody bossing you around I DISLIKE: 1. Sometimes you have to be oncall...ANYTIME you can be called for service. 2. Sometimes it's difficult dealing with angry customers 3. Systems/Machines sometimes give a lot of problems and you have to deal with the faults Yes...it is very challenging but a you become more expert in your field...it becomes easier...I work in the Medical Imaging Field...Servicing/Installing X-Ray equipment. A lot of opportunities to learn...everyday is a different job...that makes it interesting. Yes, you can escalate...but don't become the FSE's boss <--- it will get you a 9-5 job again. The new challenges, pay, stable job keeps me at my job. |
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Eli in San Mateo, California 59 months ago |
Frank, is that you? You used to work for Lumonomonics? Frank in Miami, Florida said: I LIKE: |
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John in Leesburg, Virginia 45 months ago |
Host said: What do you enjoy most about field service engineer work? What do you dislike the most? Is it challenging? Are there many opportunities to learn and advance? I've had a LOT of different jobs in my life and in my opinion you cannot possibly get a better job than a field service engineer (unless the job was to be a beer-tasting, bikini judge). I love the freedom you have to set your own schedule. You work from home so you don't have to drive into an office every day. Most of the customers really appreciate you when you come to repair their instrument. And honestly, you really don't work that hard. There's no one watching over your shoulder every day. The pay is good, plus you get a company car. If you get the chance to take a field service job don't pass it up. |
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