When did chemical industry workers descend to such a pitiful state?
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When did chemical industry workers descend to such a pitiful state? In an article on the HaiChuan WeChat official account today, among the comments, the two most frequently mentioned issues were: danger, low pay, boredom, and low social status. It seems that working in the chemical industry has become a synonym for lacking competence. Back then, the song “I Dedicate My Oil to the Motherland” was heard throughout the country; what glory there was back in those days. Labor is glorious! In just a few years, the status of chemical industry workers has plummeted, and people turn pale at the mention of the chemical industry. Why, what on earth is the reason? Is it a lack of confidence within us? Or abandoned by the times?
What was abandoned by the times in the past is now out of fashion; what is popular nowadays are blue skies and white clouds, as well as green mountains and clear waters. Yet the chemical industry as commonly understood is completely at odds with these terms of the era.
Whenever I talk about people in the chemical industry, I just compare them to delivery workers. To put it simply, working on the front lines of the chemical industry is not as good as being a delivery worker; those who think otherwise should back off
Can auxiliary police officers become full-time officers? Is it a bit more convenient to handle things this way? The break time is longer than that of chemical industry workers, right?
There are countless people in this world, and everyone has their own difficulties; it’s just that they don’t understand them, which is why they always think that others are better than themselves.
As times have progressed, the chemical industry has been viewed as having an adverse impact on the environment, prone to explosions and fires, and harmful to human health; moreover, ordinary people simply do not consider the significance and role of the chemical industry. Chemical companies are dangerous, but which industry isn’t? As long as enterprises have proper safety and environmental protection measures, what is there for chemical companies to fear? As people in the chemical industry, we don’t need to be so negative. Everyone has a different job and different responsibilities; as long as we do our own jobs well and keep striving for improvement, once we reach a certain level of competence, money and status will no longer be issues. The key is for an individual to have the capability; it’s the same in any industry.
Don’t think that the fact that you can’t find a wife is because of your work in the chemical industry; thinking so is just an excuse, a sign of your own incompetence.
Now it feels like designers are not even as good as salespeople.
Love requires time to nurture.