The issue of choosing a major - let’s discuss it
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There is a gentleman A who majored in chemical engineering and technology. The main subject is chemical engineering principles and chemical reaction engineering, but he fell behind a lot. It is not very simple. After graduation, he did not go to a chemical enterprise, chemical factory, chemical engineering design institute, but engaged in organic synthesis of drugs... His major is organic chemistry. What would you choose if it were you?
The advantages of engaging in organic synthesis are: 1. Quick to learn, fast to learn, and professional connections after all... 2. Easy to change jobs. 3~4 years of work experience is very popular... compared with chemical design... (8~10 years of work experience is popular)... less preparation period for development... For example... 30-year-old can lead an organic synthesis project... but not necessarily a chemical pipeline designer... 3. Organic synthesis... as the name suggests... do experiments... look up information... After the raw materials are put in...you can do your own thing...you can read the postgraduate entrance examination...take the master's degree...but it is impossible to have this time in chemical design...whether you can get off work on time...get home on time is a problem...4...the first line of research and development...study* There are so many... chemical design... the superior leaders will give you a very small part of the process parameters... When can you come forward??????? Disadvantages... Organic synthesis is too toxic... I am not in good health... How do you choose? Is it organic synthesis... or is it better to be your little designer in the office?
It should be a last resort. It can only be a very helpless choice. If possible, it would be better to work in the chemical industry or a chemical design and R&D company. But everyone knows that work is not going to be smooth sailing for everyone. The competition is so fierce. No matter what you are engaged in, as long as you put your heart into it, you can do something great: victory:
In fact, I don’t think it’s particularly important what major you majored in when you first came up. The key is to learn* The way and method to get started is a kind of training and accumulation of one's own abilities. Of course, if you can walk in pairs, you can go faster.