"Ryunosuke Akutagawa" who was one of the famous novelist at 1927 in Japan, killed himself because of "vague uneasiness"(it is also the famous phrase in our Japanese).

Though I forgot when and where I read an article, the article said that the reason why he elected suicide seemed to be a "job loss".

In short, it was "depression"

Akutargawa-sensei was an amateur, except for literature. He had been a literature devoted.

I think we can understand the feeling of "the fear of a middle-aged uncle who cannot even use e-mail".

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Everyone. I want to say "Engineers is good".

We don't assume that "an engineer who cannot use E-mail, Word, Excel(not thinking of it).

Any engineer is going to be asked to study statistics, hardware and software design, to make prototype by "doing it yourself", and to catch up new technologies represented one after another.

Anyway, "an engineer is busy for the acquisition of technology".

I cannot guarantee that you are going to become a leading engineer, however, you will get the ability of the acquisition of the skills of the short-term. I think it stands out than other occupations.

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If Akutagawa-sensei had been an engineer as a side business, he should not have elected suicide for the "vague uneasiness".

However, in that case, I make sure that "Akutagawa-prize" had not been established.