Is there still a future for the chemical industry in Beijing?
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Because I had always longed to be in the capital, 11 years ago I resolutely gave up my job at the Zhuhai Public Security Bureau and moved to a chemical factory on the eastern outskirts of the capital. 11 years later, that chemical factory was on the verge of closing down, so I took a long leave and worked as a temporary worker elsewhere. The baby has just been born, and the cost of formula milk each month is nearly 2,000 yuan. Thinking about my future life and work, the pressure is really huge! Is there still a future for the chemical industry in Beijing? Sometimes I really want to change careers and do something else.
Hehe, there is a significant difference in the skill levels of employees among different companies in the chemical industry; it really depends on your individual abilities. There are quite a few job opportunities in Beijing. Take a closer look at the requirements for the positions to see how many of them you can meet
The Public Security Bureau is part of the civil service; it seems quite far removed from the chemical industry. Due to environmental issues, the chemical industry in Beijing is not doing well at the moment, but there are still many opportunities available.
There are relatively few chemical enterprises in Beijing, and the chemical industry is not a key industry in the city. You might consider switching to a similar industry.
It should be fine, after all you’ve been working for 11 years, so you have much more work experience than those of us who have only been working for three years. But Beijing’s environmental protection regulations are quite strict; it’s hard to say at the moment