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Is it easy to find a job with a degree in polymer materials?

2008-09-24View Original

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I would like to ask whether it is easy to find a job in the field of polymer materials? What are the prospects for development?
Reply #22009-03-17
In the chemical industry, employment prospects are good; it involves three shifts of work, a lot of work to be done, but low pay – slightly better than that of migrant workers
Reply #32009-04-10
It’s relatively easy to find jobs in the field of polymer materials, especially in coastal areas. However, the salaries are generally not very high. I’m in Yunnan, and it’s even worse there... sigh
Reply #42009-04-10
The prospects are good, it’s just that it’s hard to find a job: lol. This major has the toughest employment prospects in our department, especially for females; though it’s still much better compared to other departments
Reply #52009-04-11
It is relatively easy to find employment in the field of polymers, with a bright future ahead!
Reply #62009-04-11
It’s easy for the big brother to talk without any consequences. . . We graduated this year; just imagine how difficult it was for us top students to find jobs last year! It’s a personal experience! Every time I go to a job fair, it’s always the same people; I’ve seen everyone from different schools who work in polymer materials before! A thousand words are not enough to express it. . . Constantly attending interviews, constantly waiting for updates! A few guys who fought alongside me are still fighting to this day! Most people in the class have gone on to pursue postgraduate studies; with the admission threshold being so low this year, I guess their prospects are pretty good! Polymer materials are used everywhere, but people don’t want to work with polymer materials. . . . :'( :'(
Reply #72009-04-11
It’s easy to find a job, but be prepared to study for a few more years if you want to do well.
Reply #82009-04-11
It’s easy to find a job in the field of polymers. My senior brother works with polymer composite materials; he first worked on packaging materials, and later got a position at German company Henkel. He had already agreed to take the job, but due to some other reasons he didn’t end up doing so. Now he works for a foreign company in the water treatment sector, and his income is quite good. In fact, the most important thing is to put in the effort to look for a job – it’s not easy to find one these days.
Reply #92009-04-11
That’s just an individual case, right? ? It’s great to find a job when you have one! In our field, there are over a hundred people, and now it seems like we’re about to part ways; not many of us have signed contracts yet! Take a look at the polymer materials field in Wuhan as a whole. . . Each time, 1-2 people are recruited; those who go there are all from the materials field, and half of them go on to pursue postgraduate studies. . . Looking for a job – who doesn’t put in effort when they want to find one!
Reply #102009-04-11
It’s not easy to find a job in the field of polymer materials. It might be better if it’s a polymer. Anyway, lower your salary requirements first and then look for a job.

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