Is there a future for junior college to be a CNC operator? It seems that junior college students can only do operators, but other programming techniques are not allowed. Let's talk about it

I am also a junior college student. When I first graduated, I didn't know anything. I feel ashamed to be an operator. At least I went to college for nothing. But with the passage of time, I will graduate in half a year. I have been doing numerical control for 2 months. Then I went to Unicom to do telephone sales for 1 month, occasionally went to some big companies for interviews, passed the examination in public institutions, and went to the mobile business hall for interviews. But in the end, it all went away. I feel confused to death, too. I've never slept for it, and I'm still in the shadows. I'm going to interview the operator tomorrow. This is an electrical assembly. My major is electrical automation! But there is no way. It is said that starting from the foundation and starting from the operator can slowly hone your skills. In fact, society can be really cruel sometimes. Since you are doing numerical control, I suggest you do PLC programming, such as Siemens S2-700 or Mitsubishi. The other is to learn CAD software and office software. Of course, if you want to repair the machine, you'd better learn something about motors and circuits! I hope my answer can help you.