<human>: I work in the oil and gas industry as an engineer. When I started work about a year ago, I worked for a small-medium sized company that was going through new management. As a recent college grad, it didn't take me long to realize that my company was very disorganized and not doing much in terms of developing me as a competent engineer. However, I also realize that there is an element of pro-activity that is required on my part. But, when you don't know what to do, and which questions to ask, and people don't seem to give you the answer you are looking for, what do you do?

Well my company gets bought out by an much larger company in the same market niche and I was very glad, however I am still under the same bosses and I feel like I am going no where and that I am falling way behind for someone with my experience level. 

I don't know if I am falling into the "grass is always greener"mode of thought or if in reality I am actually falling behind. I worry that I am being impatient and so that's the only reason why I haven't really addressed this issue as much with my managers.

So Reddit, from your experience, what do you think I should do?

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<bot>: Not happy with the way "good" job is progressing, can't tell if I am being impatient or if my job environment is not actually conducive to my career.