Once this month is over, I’ll change careers completely
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It seems that young people are destined not to be suitable for working in the chemical industry, especially at the grassroots level in private chemical companies in fourth-tier cities. High housing prices are crushing us; the monthly mortgage payments account for 3/4 of our income, which puts a huge strain on us.
Being young means there are still opportunities. After working for so many years, I often wonder if I might have chosen the wrong career... Hahahahaha\ud83d\ude02
Dear brother, what are you going to do with a career change? Wishing you success and prosperity.
In fact, the electrical and instrumentation industry has always been in a rather awkward position in China, as it is the manufacturing processes that see the fastest development. Subconsciously, it is believed that electrical and mechanical equipment serves as a support mechanism and does not generate direct benefits; therefore, it is not given much importance. In some large enterprises, electrical, mechanical, and instrumentation functions are combined, and at most there is a position of director or manager for the power plant.
Thanks for sharing, good luck.....
Well said; that’s exactly the difficult situation faced by instrument technicians in China
Just switched from electrical to instrumentation. . . . . .
Changing jobs is normal; good luck to you.