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As the title suggests, can people majoring in polymer science work at tobacco companies?
This question should be asked to the tobacco companies
It’s not a question of whether you can enter or not; it’s a question of whether you can get in or not
It’s quite difficult, unless you have acquaintances. Tobacco companies offer very good benefits, but it’s a bit difficult to get into them.
Anything is possible, as long as someone has connections, they can get in wherever they want
As long as there’s someone in charge, you can enter any organization.
Everything depends on human effort; if you want to get in, as long as you find a way, it’s possible to do it.
At one job fair I attended, a large tobacco company was looking for people with expertise in polymers for research and development purposes. I happened to have that expertise, but they only hired men – it was really frustrating! Also, big tobacco companies offer really good benefits! But it’s very difficult to get in; it’s best to have someone at home!
Going to school is just about learning a method of studying; at work, one learns what is necessary for that job. :Lol, as long as it’s not changing from arts to sciences.
Anyone related to sports who studies sports can join
On the one hand, it depends on whether the poster has the necessary connections; on the other hand, it depends on the poster’s personal skills and the situation of the company. What is learned in school is not necessarily closely related to what one will do after graduation; what is taught in school are methods for solving problems. When facing problems and technical difficulties at work, they can be overcome and resolved through learning!
It seems that getting a job at a tobacco company requires having connections~~~
It depends on human effort; anything is possible
Those who can get in generally don’t need to ask here; for the rest, it depends on luck
The reason whether you can get in isn’t your expertise; it’s whether you have connections and insider knowledge.