The situation of various organizations during the economic crisis
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Let’s talk about the situation in our respective workplaces during the economic crisis. I work at a small design firm; since the second half of last year, our firm has received significantly fewer projects. There were quite a few feasibility studies to work on when 40 billion was allocated at the end of the year, but things have been very poor since this year. I remember when the design industry was booming the year before last, companies wouldn’t take on even small projects; this year they’re taking on any project available, yet there are still many people in those companies with no work to do. It’s the winter of this industry!
I work at a small environmental design firm as well; it’s harder to land projects these days than before
I’m still a bit busy; the projects are small, so the income is low
The economic crisis is showing signs of improvement, and many projects that had been halted have resumed recently
It’s like the old lady is celebrating the New Year now—things are getting worse year by year!
They say the economy is recovering now, but I don’t see many chlor-alkali companies doing well. Those who are doing well these days are probably government agencies, civil servants, and those in the real estate sector; while those in the manufacturing sector are operating with minimal profits or even in the red. There’s nothing to do about it. To quote Li Si: The merit or demerit of a person is like that of a mouse – it depends on the environment in which they find themselves. Accept my fate, ah
It’s more or less the same as before; the key issue is that it’s difficult to find good projects for companies. Do you have any good skills? I’d be happy to introduce it; it might be helpful for everyone
It wasn’t good in the first half of the year, but there was improvement in the fourth quarter
I’ll continue with organic synthesis and switch once the economy improves
We are a small state-owned enterprise; things have not been good this year, and we are likely to incur a loss of 2 million