How can beginners become competent chemical engineering designers?

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If one wants to work in chemical engineering design, what should a university graduate do to get started? What is the journey one must go through to evolve from a beginner to a skilled chemical engineer? Can everyone share their experiences here to help those who come after?

Reply #22009-03-21

Speak less, do more. Accumulating little by little. .

Reply #32009-03-21

Practice more, read more, and apply theory to practice! :handshake

Reply #42009-03-21

Keep learning in a design role and continuously gain experience! ! !

Reply #52009-03-21

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