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Is the chemical industry on the path to improvement?

2009-02-16View Original

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I have only been working in a chemical plant for half a year, and I feel that such plants are extremely unsafe; the shift work is also harmful to one’s health. I plan to change careers after studying for a few more years. I would like to ask those who are experienced in this field whether it’s a good idea to change careers, and what industries one could consider switching to
Reply #22009-02-17
1. You’re new to the evolution factory; if you don’t like it, change careers as soon as possible. 2. For future careers, it still comes down to one’s interests.
Reply #32009-02-17
How many years of study are needed before one can change careers? That’s hilarious – if you study for 40 years and then go to an adult education school after retirement, maybe there’s still a chance :lol :lol :lol
Reply #42009-02-17
It is possible to switch to related industries such as sales
Reply #52009-02-17
If you change careers after studying for a few years, you’ll forget what you learned since it won’t be useful later on. If you’re going to change, do it quickly – find a job that interests you, study hard*, and work diligently to improve your skills in the new field!
Reply #62009-02-17
It’s advised to change careers as soon as possible. The knowledge acquired in factories isn’t recognized in many fields outside of industry; the chemical industry, on the other hand, has its own significant particularities.
Reply #72009-02-17
I think what I have to say is basically the same as what those above and below me said. What you learned at the chemical plant. How much can you use it in other industries? Then haven’t you wasted these years for nothing? How many years have you studied? By the time you’re in your 30s, are you still competing with those younger students who have only an undergraduate or associate’s degree? Aren’t you tired? Are you tired? So either you truly change careers and leave the chemical industry for good, forever. Or work in a related industry. For example, the sale of chemical products, the procurement of chemical raw materials, the distribution of chemical instruments... Just like when I used to study PCR for genetic analysis. Later, the Evolution Factory. Everything I learned before has been forgotten. Young people. One must plan one’s path carefully. Don’t waste time.
Reply #82009-02-18
As long as you put your heart into it, anything is possible.

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