Will you let your next generation choose chemical engineering?
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Survey how many people will let their children continue to choose the chemical industry. The options are Agree, Disagree, It doesn’t matter. The format is as follows: Marriage or not: married children: Son (please specify if there are more than 1) option: be opposed to
Marriage or not: married children: Daughter options: be opposed to
The poster's rating is very strange, it can't be the rating of the same IP... This post was lastly written by automation_Edited by njut on 2009-3-1 16:37 ]
Marriage or not: married children: Daughter options: Objection (I was good at chemistry in high school, but when I was admitted to college, my family had no idea what chemical engineering was about, so there was nothing I could do about it. Now you can give your children a better reference) This post was last edited by planet on 2009-3-1 16:41 ]
It doesn’t matter to me, as long as the kids like it!
I personally have quite mixed emotions about this industry. It’s hard to say about the next generation.
My parents didn’t force me to work in the chemical industry, it was my choice. I think I will respect the choices of the next generation. Love what you love!
My classmate said that it is better to choose chemical machinery instead of crafts, especially for girls.
Marriage or not: unmarried children: Unknown option: It wouldn't matter if he was a son. My daughter firmly disagrees. It is too difficult for girls studying chemical engineering to find jobs.
My daughter, I firmly object that she cannot engage in crafts unless she has no choice.
It’s hard to say this. When the time comes to push the envelope, you can do it in any industry, let alone the chemical industry.
An unmarried child can study chemical engineering as long as he likes and is supported
Your charm is based on the pain of the original poster :L
Marriage or not: Unmarried options: be opposed to:)
Marriage or not: married children: Daughter options: Absolutely opposed
Marriage or not: Unmarried options: It doesn't matter, it depends on the interests of the next generation.
It seems that all the daughters are opposed to it, and the boy will be a bachelor if he studies chemical engineering :L
Haha, my son studied chemical materials in college and he went with me.
Marriage or not: Unmarried options: be opposed to