Thank you for the reply

Haha, what a complete and useless work summary. My major is Environmental Science, and I’ve already signed up for the registered environmental assessment course. It’s better to obtain this certificate in my spare time; you’re starting from a good position anyway, and having this certificate will be even better. I think this field will be relatively easy for you. The results for my Level 1 Construction Engineer exam will be available in January; if I pass it this time, I’ll take the exam to become a certified cost engineer. As for you, if you are interested in certain processes or equipment in that area, we specialize in equipment management; once you have identified your area of interest, things will be clear.

Only then did I realize that replying to gk constitutes illegal and inappropriate content!

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Young people like LZ are really rare these days. Actually, I just work a slightly longer hours; I’m only a few years older than lz. But among the young people around me over the years, there aren’t many who like to create problems for themselves, and even fewer who manage to persevere. When I first started working there, the senior colleagues said that young people like us don’t put in any effort at all; they used to spend every night in the office reading and studying. But that was their era; in today’s environment, it’s difficult to expect everyone to do the same. Without their own reasons, it’s hard to keep studying*. I work at a large, established design institute with a long history. My motivation to study came from the first salary I received after starting work there; I remember it clearly – it was ￥943.6, not a single penny more or less. What’s the salary for graduates from 985 universities when they start working? At that time, I felt I had no way back. Actually, looking back now, it’s quite interesting – those difficult times have passed and are gone now. Moving forward, I’ve thought a lot about this: in recent years, more and more graduate students have joined the team, and I myself have spent several years working in piping before switching to process engineering. If I don’t work hard and keep learning, it will be impossible for me to stand out among these people. Personally, I believe that in terms of professional development, the greatest growth comes from gaining experience through actual work. The economy has been sluggish across the country in recent years, and there’s nothing that can be done about it. However, economies go through ups and downs, and things will definitely be better in a few years than they are now. When there is work to do, focus on completing it properly; when there’s nothing to do, take the time to review what has been done so far as a preparation for future professional evaluations. Someone upstairs said that environmental assessment engineers are in high demand and valuable. In fact, no matter who it is, there’s always a time when they don’t want to do anything, feeling it’s a waste of time. It’s good to be aware of it though; most people don’t realize they’re wasting their time. Taking advantage of times when one is relatively free, it’s also a good idea to look for a partner and address personal issues. In this industry, there are many unmarried adults of advanced age, including myself. It’s not written in a systematic way, but I hope it can be helpful to the original poster!

Well, thank you. For those certification exams, I can only take the basic courses for now; they’re all part of my plan. Thank you again!

Hehe, our manager told me that we young people like to use software like Aspen; it’s indeed very helpful, but what’s more important is to understand the principles behind it and know how to do the calculations.

I’m truly grateful to you, senior. I still need to learn from you – to be patient and do things diligently!

Yes, one needs to know why, not just know how to use it!

With a positive attitude and proactive actions, your future is bound to be bright

The OP’s signature is great! One day you will break free from your pupa and grow into something even more beautiful than people expected, but the process will be painful and difficult, and sometimes you may feel discouraged. Faced with the overwhelming reality, I feel insignificant and powerless. But this is also part of life. Do what you can do now, and then everything will be fine. We will all grow up alone, don’t be afraid!