Chemical process design

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Why is the time required to become proficient in chemical process design long? 3 years is the entry level; it takes 5 years to gain some real experience and insights. Is the project progressing slowly? A project can take six months to over a year, or even 1-2 years, and the field of process design is like playing a game – skill comes with practice. Many knowledge points and a wide range of topics involved? One needs to understand everything related to civil engineering for instruments, especially instruments themselves. So what are the ways to become successful quickly? Work on more projects, rotate through them quickly, think more on a regular basis, and eliminate blind spots. Everyone knows that in the first few years of working in this field, the salary is extremely low; therefore, the time cost is high, and it’s not easy to find a new job in many places. Looking beyond that, are there any related jobs in this area? What about financial analysts in the energy and chemical sector?