What can girls who learn self-control do?

If it’s an industrial engineering facility, one can work in the field of instrumentation; these positions are generally less demanding than those in areas such as process engineering or equipment management. I suggest that the original poster consider pursuing further studies, perhaps in computer science, as it’s easier to get started in that field for you

Self-control doesn’t seem to be a physical task, right? It’s fine for girls to do it, right?

I’d better take the postgraduate entrance exam. The discipline of automatic control is also good; it’s easier to get a job at a design institute after graduation. If I end up working on maintenance in a chemical plant, it will be terrible – there’ll be nothing to do all day long.

Women are meticulous, which suits the requirements of a field that demands self-control; they could consider working in design

Why take the computer exam? ~~ Thank you　

For the postgraduate entrance exam, one might consider computer science or electrical engineering; these are related fields that allow for the expansion of knowledge.

It’s better to take the postgraduate entrance exam; it’s better to work in a design institute after that.

It seems better to exercise self-control! You might as well try for the dual-control exam again for one more year

If you can find a good job, go for it; don’t waste your youth on pursuing a master’s degree. These days, with the expansion of graduate programs, there’s not much worth studying anymore. I also tried to take the exams again last year, but now I see no need for it. Not everyone wants to become an academician or professor – after all, you pursue a master’s degree ultimately for the sake of getting a job. So why waste your precious youth? Of course, I’m not saying that pursuing a master’s degree is useless; I’m just pointing out a fact: today’s graduate education has become distorted. Apart from a few prestigious schools, the rest are not worth attending at all!

If one is willing to endure hardships (mainly referring to on-site work), then anything related to the automation field is similar; through on-site experience in the early stages after graduation, professional skills can improve rapidly； Once you get married, you should prioritize your family, unless you are a strong-willed woman ； Therefore, given the characteristics of women, working in a design institute or the design department of an engineering company is a good choice; the compensation is relatively good and the job is stable ； However, it’s not that easy to get into a design institute, so the client should be mentally prepared. Another good option is to turn to foreign manufacturers of automatic control instrumentation equipment

I am a girl with self-control; I majored in measurement and control during my undergraduate studies and pursued a master’s degree in the same field. I currently work in design at an engineering company, and it seems that the ratio of men to women among my colleagues is roughly equal. When looking for a job, there are some companies that are reluctant to hire women due to the need for on-site work trips, but it’s not all companies like that. It only means that these companies aren’t right for you. If you search carefully and prepare thoroughly, you will surely find a company that suits you. Good luck :)

Our company has two girls working in automatic control; that’s great! ! I suggest you take the postgraduate entrance exam first and then start working! !

You can either look for a job or pursue postgraduate studies; it’s not like working at a port carrying heavy loads. There shouldn’t be any obstacles for women to work in the field of automatic control. Of course, some factories might not want to hire women, but not all of them.

First, you need to decide what kind of work you want to do and in which field you can work; secondly, you need to adjust your mindset. Mindset determines attitude, and attitude determines everything; it is recommended that the original poster think this through carefully.

Thank you very much :handshake

For engineering design work that does not involve long-term on-site work, there are generally no gender requirements, as it is not very convenient for women to be on site. But it’s not required that you only draw; you must go and see it in person. I graduated with a dual-control degree and joined the current design firm. It seems that there are no specific requirements regarding gender in this firm; as long as you work hard and complete your tasks diligently, that’s enough. But nowadays, design institutes generally recruit postgraduate students. If you are determined to enter the design industry, it’s best to pursue a postgraduate degree; one needs to have a clear idea of what kind of work they want to do in the future. As for working at IT companies or similar places, I think the pressure is too high and the workload is quite heavy, but it’s a good way to develop oneself; it just depends on whether you can persevere. Perseverance is key in everything; attitude determines everything. There is no such thing as being suitable or not – only the willingness to try. Work hard!

Come to our company; you’re most welcome, and I guarantee you’ll be able to start working there. 3,000 yuan per month for undergraduate programs. Hehe, it’s better for girls not to go to manufacturing plants, but rather to design firms. There’s no difference between working in a design firm and working as a man; we’re simply women at the head of things. Hehe

There are many girls who have learned self-control; there are several of them in our workplace. So you must not become discouraged; if conditions permit, I suggest that you pursue a postgraduate degree. Because this will give you more employment options. It’s better to study software, engineering, or similar fields, as many chemical companies these days have already switched to DCS control systems. You have a background in control systems, know how to use computers, and are familiar with software; so in the end, it will be you who chooses the company to work for, and your future will be very bright.

Women can also work in instrumentation, and they don’t have to do physical labor

Don’t take the postgraduate entrance exam! Apart from postgraduate students from top universities, the supervisors at less reputable institutions are just trying to deceive people. With such high employment pressures these days, it’s better to look for a job first; even after graduating with a master’s degree, the employment pressure remains high. Generally, if an employer offers too little money, people consider it not worth it, while if they offer too little, no one wants to take the job. So in my opinion, it’s easier for undergraduates to find jobs in today’s society than postgraduate students! Joining a design institute is a good choice, but it’s hard to say what the future holds for such institutions. Of course, this issue doesn’t need to be considered for larger design institutes!