Is there still a future for pressure vessel design?
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I started working on heat exchanger design this year; I had no experience in it before. I wanted to do my best, but the economic crisis has had a significant impact on the chemical industry and chemical machinery manufacturers; I no longer feel like working in design. I wonder what will become of this design industry in the future? This post was last edited by jia717 on 2008-12-16 21:33.]
No matter what industry one is in these days, it’s basically under pressure; under such circumstances, one must work even harder
The road ahead is long and arduous; life is full of challenges. If you think like this now, how will you be able to go on in the future? You’re still at the learning stage, and it’s too…
It’s a global financial crisis now; everyone is in the same situation. Everyone can calm down and have time to learn*, right?:lol
There’s a saying: The path is winding, but the future is bright~ Just get through it!
I think it still has a bright future; although there are some setbacks at the moment, we need to persevere
The chemical industry is still okay, but the electronics industry is in a terrible state; so we still have hope
Our attitude towards life should be positive. I remember watching a movie once that depicted the Nazis in Germany persecuting Jews; it showed everything a father did to save his son under such circumstances. It was very moving – he was able to remain so optimistic despite those difficult conditions. We have no reason to lose confidence during an economic crisis. Moreover, efforts are being made actively to stabilize the market. Another thing to keep in mind is that people can adapt and thrive, while trees cannot; the more experiences a person has, the better it is for their development.
I’m also in this industry, and I firmly believe it has a promising future. After all, the chemical industry is a fundamental sector; it’s an industry where one definitely won’t go hungry. As for whether one can live a good life or not, that depends on individual effort.
Right now, all industries are suffering from economic pressures. I think the manufacturing sector is still doing okay, after all, there are still many factories under construction, and heat exchangers are needed in those projects. In this industry, timing is key; I think you might as well view it as a difficult situation to get through – the good times will come eventually.
Think ahead; look to the future