How to become a good automotive engineer?

As a R&D engineer, I have been working hard to become an excellent engineer. Let me talk about my views on becoming an excellent R&D engineer. First, talent. Yes, talent. When you see some people holding bolts for a long time but unable to screw them in, and asking whether to tighten them clockwise or counterclockwise, you have to believe that there are indeed some people who are not born to be suitable for this industry. Having a talent for engineering is really important for learning and accepting automotive expertise. People who are born with this feeling can understand some things at a glance, but for other people, it is really not simple. Second, sense of responsibility. Especially in the current environment, the R&D centers of major OEMs are desperately compressing project cycles, rushing to update and launch new models, and engineers are often overwhelmed by planning nodes. Only engineers with a sense of responsibility can make projects meticulous and safe. Third, platform. When you work in a company where all your suppliers are Yehuchan, a small factory, and your colleagues are all the boss's seven aunts, eight aunts, brothers-in-law, and nephews, what do you think you can grow into? If your colleagues are all serious about projects, your suppliers are all cutting-edge in the world, and they always bring you new information and new technologies, and the company provides regular formal training, what will your development be like? Different environments lead to different achievements. No need to say more about this.