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bg3.png In two years, our company will no longer need to observe International Women’s Day. Someone complained to Guan Guan: In two years, our company will no longer need to observe International Women’s Day. Why? Because chemical plants don’t hire girls! There are only a dozen or so girls in the whole factory; some have left their jobs, others have retired... The cleaning staff have even become a beautiful sight in the chemical plant! Now only the three major oil companies are willing to hire female workers! Image sourced from the internet: An operator assigned to the rubber workshop at Maoming Petrochemical in 2013 after retiring from the military. What about your factory? Are there any girls? If girls don’t work in factories, how can boys have access to what’s available there? Is it hard to find a partner? On the other hand, once you find a woman who works in the chemical industry, you want her to avoid shift work and leave that industry.
Well, our factory won’t need humans any longer!
How much? Do you want to hire more female chemists?
Chemical plants do not hire female workers in the chemical industry. Men can’t find partners in their immediate surroundings; the networking opportunities in the chemical industry are limited, making it difficult for them to find a partner, so they quit their jobs.
A chemical engineer met a female chemical engineer; he didn’t want her to keep working shifts, so he wanted to find her a suitable position, but he didn’t get the chance to do so. Then they both resigned
Back then, a woman pursued a man, following him from school to a chemical plant; in the end she failed to catch up with him and decided to quit her job:$
Before getting married, I was excited whenever the company hired a female worker; after getting married, it seemed boring to me
There are not many machinery manufacturing plants, unlike clothing factories and electronics factories
A significant proportion of the college graduates hired by our company are women; we basically do not hire ordinary workers.