I recently interviewed for a position related to DCS monitoring in a chemical plant; I’m not sure what the prospects are
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In my thirties, I interviewed for a position related to DCS monitoring in the chemical and pharmaceutical industry in a small, unknown town back home. It seems that the job requires working in three shifts, and I’m not sure what the future holds or how difficult it will be. I used to work in the consumer electronics industry; at this age, switching careers without any experience in this field or in a similar industry makes me feel uncertain
What else did DCS say? 24-hour central air conditioning, the best environment… It’s easy and not tiring, but the pay isn’t high; there’s no conflict with others, just a carefree life
I’m relieved to hear you say that. I don’t have high expectations regarding my job – as long as there’s social security coverage and enough money to get by, it’s fine. In a small city in the third tier, 4000 per month is sufficient for living expenses. If the work is easy, stress-free, and involves no overtime, then it would be like heaven