>> So estimate -- being a good estimator requires a good amount of industrial experience.
Which, as a new graduate, I don't have plenty of industrial experience,
but I have a lot of experienced, knowledgeable coworkers around me.
So I have been working as an estimator for eight month.
I came up questions every day.
And I communicate with experienced people a lot.
From them, I really got valuable knowledge that I cannot learn from a textbook.
My first advice would be, be detailed oriented and rigorous.
This is very important for an engineer and for an estimator.
And my second -- my second advice would be, be curious.
Always ask questions and always be looking for answers because this is how you learn.