What should I do if the board debugging goes too smoothly and it seems like no work is done?

Nubility

What should I do if the board debugging goes too smoothly and it seems like no work is done? [Copy link]

 

I recently made a board with about 3200 pins. After the board was returned, I did power-on test and functional test. Everything went smoothly except that a resistor had its value changed. It was all done in less than 3 days. The rest is to hand it over to the test department for reliability test and wait for the results. I had nothing to do for several days, but I had to pretend to be busy.

吾妻思萌

Read books and study. Remember to open the drawing software in the background.

lugl4313820

Boss, you are too free. You can come to the forum to apply for a board with plenty of time.

tagetage

You can read books, organize materials, etc.

qwqwqw2088

Explain that the job is competent

If you keep thinking about work matters for your boss whenever you have time, it will be your turn for promotion.

wangerxian

Preview and review, and do homework when you have free time

aagsh

Promotion and salary increase are waving at you...

Nubility

wangerxian posted on 2024-7-4 09:13 Preview and review, and do extracurricular homework when you have free time

I usually feel like someone is peeking at my screen when I read technical posts.

x2233445566

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niuyite

When you have nothing to do, you can read Selected Works of Mao Zedong, The Art of War and I Ching or something like that!

Verifone

Continue to improve your skills so that you can have more time to do what you like.

秦天qintian0303

It depends on which path you take. Don't submit too early. You can still submit in advance according to the process.

beyond_笑谈

Are you doing hardware or software? Or both? If you are doing hardware, go for software. If you are doing software, go for hardware. If you are doing both hardware and software, go for dimensionality reduction and test.

Nubility

beyond_笑谈Published on 2024-7-4 12:55 Are you doing hardware or software? Or both? If you are doing hardware, go for software. If you are doing software, go for hardware. If you are doing both hardware and software, go for reduction...

Doing hardware and expanding to software

wangerxian

Nubility posted on 2024-7-4 10:03 I always feel like someone is peeping at my screen when I have time to read technical posts

Are you afraid of reading technical posts? This is part of the work scope...

Nubility

wangerxian posted on 2024-7-5 09:07 Are you scared of reading technical posts? This is part of the work scope. . .

The over-excited leader is like a satellite, circling around. When he sees someone not drawing or adjusting the board, he will try his best to arrange something for them to do, "work saturation". There are also bosses who like to quietly run behind people to peek at the screen, without saying anything, and then suddenly ask you something.

wangerxian

Nubility posted on 2024-7-5 09:30 The excited leader is like a satellite circling around. When he sees that someone is not drawing or adjusting the board, he will try his best to arrange something for them to do. "Work is full...

(⊙﹏⊙)It’s so scary.

wangerxian

Nubility posted on 2024-7-5 09:30 The excited leader is like a satellite circling around. When he sees that someone is not drawing or adjusting the board, he will try his best to arrange something for them to do. "Work is full...

Then you have to be careful when browsing forums...

盛世辉煌电子科学

Study the methods of EDA. There is no end to learning and there is still a lot to learn.

tryisbest

I am afraid only when everything goes smoothly. I feel like I missed something or I just didn't encounter some faults.