Do people think there is a future in the chemical industry?
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Do people think there is a future in the chemical industry? Is the income high or low compared to other industries?
Earnings can also be quite high, but the average level is definitely lower than in some other industries
It is a bit tough; compared to the IT industry in offices, we sometimes have to travel around various locations across the country. But no matter what industry it is, once you reach the top or even the middle levels, you have a promising future ahead. Furthermore, even though some people criticize chemical pollution and claim it is harmful, these chemicals still need to be used, although they might be replaced with environmentally friendly ones.
In the chemical industry, those who work with equipment, handling procurement, working on projects, conducting pilot tests, managing operations, and engaging in sales should fare well, because... everyone knows the reason.
The chemical industry is a high-risk sector. Here, large-scale chemical enterprises generate slightly higher incomes and more stable earnings compared to other industries, while small-scale chemical businesses have lower incomes; yet their owners often reap huge profits.
The chemical industry is a traditional sector with many different categories; it has a promising future, depending on the type of work one does
The chemical industry is a fundamental sector; generally speaking, it won’t lead to starvation, nor will it experience excessive prosperity! In particular, domestic chemical plants of various sizes have uneven development; they lack their own core technologies and generally rely on foreign technologies with only minor modifications, resulting in weak international competitiveness. Or it involves producing low-end raw materials or basic precursor materials for export; the profits are generally low, so naturally the wages for employees are also low.
I have been working in chemical engineering design since 2005, and I believe this field has a bright future. Unless something major happens, I intend to work in this industry for the rest of my life.
Personally, I think the salaries in the chemical industry are quite decent; many companies that post job listings on our website offer an annual salary of around 200,000
My personal impression is that it’s average; across all industries, the income level is likely to be on the lower side of moderate!
If I could start over, I would definitely say to the chemical industry, \"I never want to work in this field again.\" Not only is the income low, but it also causes so much harm, both to oneself and to others
Paths are created by people walking on them; for this relatively mature industry, one must have a clear sense of one’s own position. For example, when BASF gives presentations, it often mentions those people from its legal department who have a chemical background and law degrees, and who earn quite high salaries. . .
The chemical industry is pretty good. Of course, one has to learn a lot, as much of it involves experience – it’s something that builds up over time. The longer you work in the chemical industry, the more experience you gain, and that makes you more valuable. Many people who become skilled in this field end up working on their own and become small business owners. Hehe
Well, now that I have the skills, it’s great to be my own boss. That’s my goal: lol
Since I entered this industry, I started by working honestly in it
Salaries vary across different industries; in the chemical sector, success often depends more on the accumulation of experience. Those in the chemical industry need to be patient in order to achieve great success.
Striving! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
I think the chemical industry is likely to have an increasingly bright future. **Formulating decisions to revitalize the petrochemical industry is certainly beneficial for the chemical industry.
There’s no hope, and it’s too harmful to the body; if there were other options, I would definitely change careers: lol