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Is English really important for the chemical industry?

2009-03-14View Original

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Many chemical engineering software are in English and have not been translated into Chinese. It is very difficult for those without English proficiency to learn. Only after graduation did I realize that English is important.
Reply #22009-03-14
What the hell, who said these things weren't developed by us?
Reply #32009-03-14
Not only in the chemical industry, but also in the current situation, good English will have a great advantage.
Reply #42009-03-14
That's for sure, otherwise why would we call it a global village?
Reply #52009-03-14
It seems that I have to continue to work hard to learn English!
Reply #62009-03-14
English is indeed very important, especially now that many foreigners buy equipment. All information is in English. Moreover, if there is any problem with all technical agreements, the English version shall prevail.
Reply #72009-03-14
Haha, it’s not just that. Nowadays, it seems that English is important in every industry. Of course it depends on how you understand it.
Reply #82009-03-20
This thing can be the best, but if it doesn't work, you have to look at it. If you don't cooperate with foreign engineering companies and don't do foreign projects, I'm afraid it won't matter.
Reply #92009-03-20
English proficiency is very important, especially for some joint venture projects or quoting foreign technology.
Reply #102009-03-20
To put it bluntly, domestic technical capabilities are still poor. If many softwares are written directly in Chinese, it is probably time for foreigners to discuss whether it is important to learn Chinese: lol
Reply #112009-03-20
Of course it is important. If you want to find better jobs and positions, foreign languages ​​are indispensable.
Reply #122009-03-20
I feel the same way. I just joined a foreign company and my English is not good enough. Even the most basic training materials seem to be difficult. Let alone starting to work, there is no other way. Now I can only slowly make up for the English I have lost :(
Reply #132009-03-20
How many people in a chemical plant need access to English materials? If a design institute does not have contact with foreign projects, how much English materials can it use? All fell. I spent too much time studying English, but gave up on the major I was studying.
Reply #142009-03-21
Now that there is English translation software, it is not as important as it used to be.
Reply #152009-03-21
I am studying Russian. I am almost thirty, can I still learn English? I am also very depressed at work, and feel embarrassed whenever I encounter someone in English :L
Reply #162009-03-21
English, should be in English* * Study, there is no such environment in China!

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