I studied chemical engineering and worked in a factory; how can I switch to working on projects or in construction?
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I prefer working in construction, but unfortunately I can only work in production at the moment.
It depends on the opportunities; if the company is planning to launch new projects, you can recommend yourself
Hehe, I just finished a new project and returned to the workshop.
The production is excellent; the construction work must be tough!
I don’t understand you; construction is very hard work. It would be much better to work in a factory
There are too many college students in the workshop, making it hard to stand out.
If the company has no new projects, and one doesn’t have any project experience, it’s basically very difficult to change careers. It’s better to look for new projects and start over. Construction is much harder than working in a workshop; work in a workshop is much more relaxed
The work in the workshop is relatively relaxed; basically, the only tough parts are loading and transferring materials, nothing else. However, the career prospects are limited – no matter how good one is at their job, they will remain just a skilled operator. On the other hand, workshop setup and the implementation of new projects involve many aspects, offering great opportunities for growth.