Electrical/Electronic Engineering Technician or electromechanical technician?
Asked by ranny h
both require only an associates degreee. Anyone working in one of these positions? If so, how much did u start out with? how is it? how's the work environment? and do u enjoy it?

Best Answer:
If you really want higher paying job or a higher position. You want to get an Electrical/Electronic Engineering degree, and not a technician degree. My husband had an EET degree, and a lot of job positions he wants require an EE degree, not an EET degree. So, in turns he had to get more credits to get the EE degree! EE degree starts around $45,000 - 55,000 and an EET starts around $30K to $40K, or some could be even lower, depends on where and which company you are going to work for. So my suggestion is that if you want to make lots of money in the future and have more respect from co-workers, get an EE degree instead of an EET degree!