Chemical engineering, what are the brothers and sisters who graduated from chemistry doing?
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Life is like a dream, and everything in the world is like chess. Haha, my head looked a little misty. After studying hard for four years, when you enter the society, the profession you are engaged in has little or even no professional connection. Let’s talk about what kind of work you are doing? What's your experience? I believe hope is ahead!
I guess Haiyou’s jobs are basically in the chemical industry.
My university major was pharmaceutical engineering. Now I am doing pharmaceutical engineering design. I feel that I didn’t learn it well before. Now I need to strengthen it and understand more about the regulations.
I heard from seniors who have graduated that they are just technicians or something like that, and some are good at it. I don’t know what they want to be engineers.
For college students who have just started working, if they are practical and step by step, they will eventually achieve something!
Goofing around, no big deal.
Maybe I'm relatively lucky and I usually have to learn a lot in a small design office :)
The basic knowledge to be used is learned from scratch.* Draw pictures, calculate etc.
I don't have anything to do with it, I haven't "mingled out"
Hanging around in a chemical factory, haha! ! !
You need to be able to mix things up, haha
Some students are in the petrochemical industry, some are in sales, and some are in private enterprises. They are all majoring in the above majors, and some have changed careers. The proportion is about 20: 20: 40: 20 I also work in a private enterprise, engaged in technical management.