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The tragic fate of those engaged in facility management in petrochemical companies

2012-12-19View Original

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In petrochemical companies, those who are in charge of maintenance, especially those working in the workshops, do a lot of work yet don’t hold much status. Do you feel the same?
Reply #22012-12-19
Then go work the shift; the shift workers even envy you
Reply #32012-12-19
Who said that? We’ve got our butts stuck way up in the air over here
Reply #42012-12-21
State-owned enterprises have their own set of difficulties; relationships are of the utmost importance. In private enterprises, it mainly depends on the individual.
Reply #52012-12-22
Are private enterprises relatively much better? If you have the ability, you can do better! But I’ve paid far more than those with connections! ! ! None of it is easy! ! I hope you can do your work while also doing something you’re interested in! Like LOL! ! ! Haha! It’s a source of comfort! My buddy has been self-studying C+ lately! ! ! Hehe
Reply #62012-12-22
It’s all very difficult; how can those who have never been in management handle it?
Reply #72012-12-22
Then go work the shift; the shift workers even envy you
Reply #82012-12-23
Adjust your mindset, and maybe you won’t feel miserable anymore; it depends on the individual. In fact, life is miserable; one always sees others as better off, no matter how high one’s status may be.
Reply #92012-12-24
Think more about it: why do we work? What are my long-term plans? How can I achieve them? If you look further ahead, there’s no need to worry about short-term gains and losses. Adjust your mindset – there is no absolute fairness in this world. Either accept what fate brings and go with the flow, or strive hard to seize opportunities on your own.
Reply #102012-12-24
Work hard, and I believe there will be a bright future!
Reply #112012-12-24
Whether in petrochemical companies or other types of enterprises, the main issue is a lack of capability. If you are an expert in technology within your organization, even if you are just a technician, people will still respect you. This is something I have learned from my several years of work experience. In our organization, those who lack competence will be spoken about behind their backs even if they hold a high position; whereas those who are competent, even if they don’t hold a high position and earn less, are respected.

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