Are there any colleagues in the chemical engineering field who work in automotive painting?
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As the title suggests, what do everyone think of the prospects for this industry?
I just know that car painting companies are very profitable and powerful; I even want to sell filters to them
Coatings fall under the field of polymers; there are various types and uses for coatings. Those that are popular may not be suitable for you, and you might not achieve good results using them. Unpopular fields don’t necessarily mean it’s hard to find a job; they might even allow one to earn a lot of money. It all depends on an individual’s abilities
Are there separate car painting companies? ! I work at an automobile factory; painting is just one of the specialized departments there, but I haven’t been involved in any work related to it yet. I study chemical engineering! I’m frustrated; it feels like my skills aren’t suitable for this job, and I really don’t like it... Ah, it’s all because I didn’t think things through back then! Now we’re faced with this tiger of a financial crisis – what should we do?
I study chemical engineering... so I feel a bit frustrated; it’s completely incomprehensible to me.
Keep it up; you’re quite lucky. At least there are some commonalities among different fields, and professional knowledge can be acquired over time. Some of my classmates originally wanted to work in technology, but couldn’t find such opportunities, so they had to settle for working in technical support or sales. Alas, things aren’t easy these days either; everyone is worried about getting laid off and having trouble finding a new job. As Premier Wen said, get a job first and then choose a career.
Sigh... your analysis is quite rational, but I can’t change my mood... Anyway, I feel like buying some tofu every day to smash against the wall...
Maybe getting into automobile paint production would be more promising, hehe!