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Say goodbye to the beloved chemical industry

2009-02-21View Original

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After graduating with a master's degree, both my undergraduate and master's degrees were in chemical machinery. I signed a contract with China Nuclear Power Engineering Corporation's Systems Institute. This meant bidding farewell to my beloved chemical industry and joining the big family of China Nuclear Power. I felt a little reluctant and attached to the chemical engineering industry I studied for six years. Finally, I went to the Nuclear Power Design Institute. God is not good enough. Work hard and serve the motherland. I wish you all a happy old age.
Reply #22009-02-21
Many of my friends’ majors and final jobs don’t match up. I think no matter what job, as long as it is gold, it will always shine.
Reply #32009-02-22
As luck would have it, after nearly twenty years of studying hard in a cold window, in the end it was like a newly married daughter-in-law remarrying. Who can we blame? Savoring the time that has passed, what have we done and what have we learned? In fact, we have nothing, and reality is far from ideal. In school, we learned the knowledge in books, and this knowledge lasted so long that it became outdated as soon as we entered the society. Sometimes we resent school, resent the unfairness of the world, and find ourselves unable to find a job as soon as we graduate. Looking back on the past twenty years, we have not lost everything. In fact, we have learned a way to solve problems encountered in society.
Reply #42009-02-22
Not bad, what's the point of this industry?
Reply #52009-02-22
Yes, just do what you do and love what you do~~ You can achieve results anywhere~~ Not to mention nuclear power is also very good!
Reply #62009-02-22
P work study* ,study * Work. When I was studying in school, I wanted to work early. Now that I am working, I want to study again.
Reply #72009-02-22
Are there too many chemical talents? Why don't you do chemical engineering anymore? Many things need to be localized!
Reply #82009-02-22
Do you have the feeling of abandoning the darkness and turning to the light?
Reply #92009-02-22
Offer comfort first. In fact, there is no need to feel too uncomfortable. Reading is about quality, not about optics. * Those things in books. After studying for six years, as long as you feel that you have improved, whatever you do in the future will be worthwhile. On the contrary, if you think that what you learn in books is not useful and your expectations are too high, then it will be wrong. A person who has just come out of school, no matter what his academic qualifications, cannot do much when he first arrives at the workplace. He still has to rely on continuous improvement at work. What's more, the nuclear power industry is not too far away from the chemical industry. Your pressure vessels, pumps, etc. can also be used there. Good job and wish you success!
Reply #102009-02-22
Don’t worry about the road ahead. No one in the world knows you.
Reply #112009-02-22
Looking at everyone's support for me, I am really grateful. It is indeed true that if I do what I do and love what I do, I will devote 12% of my enthusiasm to the nuclear power industry. Thank you all.
Reply #122009-02-22
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Reply #132009-02-22
If you really enter the chemical industry, you may feel even worse than this. Some aspects of the nuclear industry are similar to the chemical industry, especially the equipment. Don’t be disappointed. You have chosen a very good industry. Be happy.
Reply #142009-02-22
360 lines, every line is the number one. Working hard and being in that industry is not the most important thing
Reply #152009-02-22
Have a great trip! However, for chemical machinery, there is not much difference between nuclear power and chemical industry. They are all those things, including various heat exchangers, storage tanks, pumps, towers and so on. The only difference is the multiple generators.
Reply #162009-02-22
The nuclear industry is a good direction for future development! The host should be congratulated and work hard for * * Make more contributions to its construction and development!
Reply #172009-02-22
It’s the same thing in that line of work! ! The chemical engineering knowledge you learned can also be used
Reply #182009-02-22
It is easy for undergraduates who have passed the exam to find a job, let alone graduate students. Congratulations to the author. Now that you have made the choice, let’s shine in the new position :)
Reply #192009-02-22
Nuclear power is a rising industry. Brother, you made the right choice. There are too many nuclear power projects to be launched in China now. Work hard. It is estimated that it will still be a hot industry until you retire!
Reply #202009-02-22
Is the original poster worried too? Does nuclear power not use the knowledge of chemical machinery? If we don’t need talents with this kind of knowledge, why would we recruit you? The knowledge you have learned can be put to good use, don’t worry!
Reply #212009-02-23
Congratulations to the original poster for his successful career change, and work hard. Learning more things when you are young is not a bad thing after all.

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