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I just received news yesterday that the Sinopec Hydrocracking Operation Skills Competition will take place again this year. What are everyone’s thoughts on this?
We’ve also been informed that it’s the units in Maoming that win awards for hydrocracking; there’s no way they can escape, hehe
Provide a platform for communication; those who win awards shouldn’t be too concerned about it – what matters is improvement and participation, but it’s still best to come in first.
Our unit has also received the notification; the competition will take place in September this year, and we need to start getting ready right away.
How come you don’t know the QQ number? How to check?
Communication first, competitions second, winning awards third, and traveling fourth.
It can be found in the profile, right?
We’ve also been informed that teams from the north hardly manage to achieve any rankings. Moreover, in these competitions, it’s always college students who win awards
What is mainly tested? Will it be very difficult?
Are there any competition plans or review content?
This post was last edited by ysshlycpxzx on 2009-6-7 at 18:24; everyone needs practice questions for competitions
It seems to have been held in Yanhua, Beijing in September
Competitions are a good thing; at least they can motivate some people to learn. The format must be fair, just, and transparent! The content must be accurate; since 2004, the winners of these competitions have usually been students from vocational schools, while university students either had limited time to participate or already held leadership positions. Such good results – after all, competitions are meant for workers. Refinery workers, charge up! ! !
Maoming Petrochemical – why do they always achieve such good results? Hehe, it seems that the competitions held by Sinopec are not about skills, but rather about memory. But it’s really not as good as technology, to be honest.
What was said upstairs is right; the key lies in technology, not in how much someone can remember
To prepare for such technical competitions, do you have staff taking time off for training?