Does the current CNC have a future? I said now, don't move out of the old almanac of previous years.

Yes, I'm almost saturated now. I just learned numerical control. When I first started learning CNC, talents were very scarce at that time. Now I have learned it, only to find that there are quite a few CNC personnel. In the past, a numerical controller did everything, including programming, technology and operation. There are many people in numerical control now, so the division of labor is more and more detailed, with special programming, special operation and special technology. Now CNC operation and programming are worthless. If you can do maintenance, it's still good. Maintenance is dirty, but sometimes, the bed is not broken, and that's when you should play. As for the network, there are many people, and they are saturated when they start to learn CNC. Not to mention now. These are all caused by the expansion of university enrollment. But the most important thing is to look at your personal ability, good ability and high technical level. That is a great person. Let's go I operate a machining center. 2000 1 month.