I would like to ask those who are engaged in the coal chemical industry, what are your personal development ideas?

Many things are not what we want! Opportunities exist all the time, and we ourselves are changing! I used to work in chemical construction, and now I work in coal chemical industry.

I am also a student majoring in chemical engineering and would like to know something about it.

China's coal chemical industry is still very promising. China's coal chemical industry is in the early stages of development and there are many opportunities. As long as you have the ability, China's coal chemical industry will give you a broad space for development.

There is a saying to encourage everyone, opportunity only favors a prepared mind. Under any circumstances, persist in learning.* . study * be a human being, learn * knowledge, and learn English well.

Be prepared to endure hardship first, put down the airs of college students, humbly ask the teachers in the class for advice, and change what you learn in school.* method, focusing on hands-on learning * Mainly

Our group is vigorously developing the coal chemical industry. If you have the ability, come to our group! Eastern Hope Group. Currently, coal chemical industry is being developed in Inner Mongolia and Chongqing!

Haha, I am also a newly graduated college student. I am looking for a job in the coal chemical industry, but as a mechanical major, I hope this job will improve!!!

Remember a word: Hard work pays off, diligence can make up for weakness

The coal chemical industry is too hot now, it seems a bit too hot. There are currently many technologies in the coal chemical industry, which means there will be more opportunities to choose. Of course, the premise is that you work hard and accumulate some experience. Talents with experience and skills will not worry about having nothing to eat.

We have to start from the basics. I started as a shift worker and learned from the masters.* You will be able to operate a gas furnace and serve as a workshop technician after two years. You must learn the initial operating skills well so that you can be comfortable in technical management!

Newly graduated college students must first put down their airs, set a career plan for themselves, and actively practice it, mainly focusing on practical skills. I think if they are in a new company, this person will have a bright future.

Coal chemical engineering is very rich in connotation and involves many types of technologies and related disciplines. It is a potential and promising discipline that has attracted much attention in the new century. Youth is capital, and all experiences are wealth, regardless of success or failure. The world is bustling with people, and benefits come and go. Technology, academics, and impetuousness are rising. . :lol :L If you have strong self-confidence, a down-to-earth work style, and perseverance in technical work, you will definitely gain something.

The most important thing is your own goal positioning,

Friends on the 7th floor: Our group is vigorously developing the coal chemical industry. If you have the ability, come to our group! Eastern Hope Group. Currently, coal chemical industry is being developed in Inner Mongolia and Chongqing! Can you introduce some of the coal chemical industry of your group company, and how to contact you if I go to your company? My email: yzwas@126.com ,

Is Hope Aluminum’s loan from the bank fully repaid? :lol

Hope Aluminum? Khan, it’s in Baotou~ I’m about to graduate, but I found that it’s really difficult for a junior college graduate to find a good job. After two and a half years of studying, I feel like I don’t know anything. What should I do if I go to work...

Don't be discouraged. In fact, many jobs now do not necessarily require a high degree of education. Many jobs have little to do with what you learned in school. In fact, a junior college degree is more practical. There is a bigger difference between an undergraduate and a master's degree. The school only trains you to learn.* The key to your ability is to be willing to learn and have an attitude of learning (with an open mind, remember that among three people, there must be a teacher). . Companies generally don’t want these people: 1. Bad attitude and lack of effort: No matter how much knowledge you have and how good your skills are, if you don't do anything, what will the company do with you? 2. Can’t learn (not that I can’t): You can learn it if you don’t know how to do it. Everything is a process that you don’t get to the meeting. I’m just afraid that you won’t be able to learn it. I’d like to send you a message: there are only those who don’t know it, and there is no one who can’t learn it. . The humble opinion of a person who has been working for almost three years

Coal gasification technology has matured. If you want to learn it well, you can only go to the factory to experience it in person or do hands-on design and research on coal gasification, which means you have to invest in it. Some things can be learned online, but they are only superficial.

I feel that as long as you are down-to-earth and work hard in anything, you will definitely gain something. Of course, talent also determines your future. Having a flexible mind and high emotional intelligence will help you develop in your career. But it’s still too early for new college graduates to consider these things. They need to make some achievements in their careers now before they can be appreciated and reused. The most important: Be down-to-earth and don’t be impetuous, remember!

Why are you suffering from the beginning? If you finish all the suffering, what will others eat? lol