Job choices for female students in the chemical industry
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Hello everyone. I am a master’s graduate in chemical engineering, and I am currently looking for a new job. There is an opportunity for process design work at a smaller design firm, as well as a position as a process engineer at a larger company. Which one should I choose? Please give some suggestions. The design firm is too small, but it has Class A qualifications. Large companies offer good platforms, but it will be difficult to get into design institutes in the future. Also, what are the career prospects for chemical process engineers? Thank you all
Job positions as process engineers in large companies are quite good. How many people can a design institute have, and what volume of work can it handle?
The small design institute has Class A qualifications, and the working conditions are fairly good； Process engineers in large companies have good career prospects and decent salaries, though the working conditions are likely not as good as those in design institutes.
If girls are willing to endure hardships, they can work at large companies where they can learn a lot on the job, and they will also enjoy better benefits and perks compared to smaller design firms. In a design institute, especially in a smaller one, if there is no one to guide you during the first two years or so, you won’t be able to learn much.
It depends on an individual’s career development needs. But I think that as a woman, it’s better to work for a large company, as the benefits and perks there are more useful for women!
It also depends on the workplace; it’s annoying when the location of a large company isn’t good
Join a large company, work in process engineering for a few years, and strive to transition to process safety or EHS
Since graduating from college, I have worked as a technician and engineer in factories; I think it’s better for girls not to work in factories
It’s best to take a look at the working environment and conditions, as well as the career prospects for process engineers in large companies. Generally speaking, this type of work is quite demanding, so it’s better if women are willing to put in hard work.
It’s a factory for women’s evolution; not many tasks are assigned there, and due to the large number of people competing for limited resources, it gives you the feeling of being back in your eighteen years old, when you were in the world of pleasure
It’s better for girls to work in design firms; it’s beneficial for the family as it allows them to take care of their children. But to achieve success and make progress in their careers, it’s better to work at large companies where there is faster growth! The design firm has many talented people, and decisions are made based on seniority!