26M Electrical Engineering graduate from INDIA.

After graduation, I ended up doing multiple BPO/non-technical jobs for some time because I was confused about my career direction, but I eventually realized those jobs had very little long-term growth or future for me.

Recently started working in a small MEP firm (12k/month) and currently learning Revit MEP side by side.

The main reason I chose MEP was because it seems to offer:

move abroad

do freelance/remote work

start my own consultancy/training business

or eventually build something financially big in India

But I keep doubting whether I should continue in this field or pivot into something else like a sales engineer or a business or something else.

It's just I don't want to do 9-6pm my whole life so is this the correct field or should I do something else.....

People already working in MEP/BIM/electrical/sales:

How has your salary/career progressed?

Is Revit MEP actually worth investing years into?

How realistic are abroad opportunities in this field?

Does MEP have strong business/freelance potential later?

Are Sales Engineer roles better financially in the long run?

If you were 26 again, which path would you choose and why?

Hi everyone,

I’m a 2023 graduate currently looking for an entry-level opportunity. I’m open to different roles across operations, coordination, project-based work, or any domain where I can learn fast and build real skills.

I do have experience working at Amazon, but I’m specifically looking to move away from routine BPO-type roles and into something more hands-on and growth-oriented.

My focus right now is simple:

Learn fast

Take on real responsibility

Grow into a solid, skilled professional

I’m adaptable, willing to put in the work, and open to relocation.

If anyone knows of startups or companies offering such roles, I’d really appreciate a referral or guidance.

Thanks!