What is the proportion of women engaged in chemical equipment design in your unit?
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There is only one female person engaged in chemical equipment design in our company, which is very few. At the same time, there are fewer women working in the "chemical machinery" major. Another main reason is that it is difficult for women to find satisfactory jobs in equipment design after graduation. Women in this type of work have their drawbacks. However, in fact, women also have advantages, especially when designing equipment with a serious attitude! This is very important for device design! Make your point and discuss it together to promote the presence and representation of women in the industry.
There are too few girls in your unit, but there are quite a lot of girls in our unit engaged in design, about half of them. I agree with the original poster, girls are careful.
In fact, lesbians are suitable for anything except physical work. However, due to family and other factors, lesbians have to pay more than gay men under the same conditions. The design industry is still suitable for lesbians. The more suitable majors have equipment and instruments and less time on site, I think.
The girls in our unit are the main force. Haha. They are more serious.
The ratio is about 1/4:lol
There are also very few female compatriots in our office. There used to be only one, but now we have a new one. The girls are attentive, but I personally feel that it is really two women in one drama: lol
Female colleagues in our unit account for half of the total number of employees. With the development of science and technology, the degree of automation of equipment is constantly improving, and the amount of relatively manual labor is constantly decreasing, so the distinction between men and women is no longer so important. Lesbians can also operate equipment with a high degree of automation very well. In today's society, men and women are the same, and women can do what men can do. For example, one-quarter of the technical positions in our equipment are female, two-thirds of the main positions are female, and there are also lesbians in the deputy positions. Some of the lesbians in our unit have to compete for the position of monitor.
There are not very few female colleagues in our unit who are engaged in chemical equipment design, about one-third. I think it is more suitable for women to engage in design work, because design requires enough patience and care, which is the advantage of women. In addition, doing a good job in design requires a lot of experience accumulation. Women have better job stability than men in the same professional field, and they also have richer experience accumulation.
There are 13 people in our technical department, three of whom are women, which is quite a high ratio. The leader of the technical department is also a woman.
Nowadays, men and women are equal, and there are many “strong women”. The advantage of women is that they are patient and careful.
Lesbians are quite suitable for equipment design work and are not as careless as gay men. I feel that my design work is more careless than that of lesbians. Haha, we should learn from them * ah!
I think your company is great. Did you know that my former company has an unwritten rule in our workshop that lesbians are not allowed to go to the main control room? The reason is: 1. Lesbians are not physically strong enough to open the big valve.； 2. It’s inconvenient for gay men to talk. Isn’t it ridiculous? The shift route for female college students who go to the workshop is basically heat pump (or waste heat pump room) - desulfurization - centrifugal compressor (main fan) station. Even if it is capped, if you want to learn something, you can find a way on your own! :@ :@ :@ :Q :Q :Q