Survey: How many graduates from chemical engineering are working in the industry?
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Let’s discuss this together. Especially under such circumstances, do those of us who study chemical engineering necessarily have to work in this industry after graduation? How many people around you do not work in the chemical industry after graduating?
Many of my colleagues around me study chemical engineering, but they changed their field of study during their work; yet their knowledge of chemical engineering principles is still useful. It depends on the circumstances – there are experts in every profession
The chemical engineering field is pretty okay; most students still end up working in their own field of study
Alas, once you enter this field, can’t you get out?
Many people changed careers after leaving; whatever they do, as long as they do well in it, that’s fine
Hehe, everyone has their own different paths to choose
There are quite a few people in our class; at least their fields are related to the chemical industry. Whether it’s software or trading, it’s all connected to the chemical sector
I’m not a chemical engineering major, yet I end up working in chemical engineering now. . .
Most of my classmates are engaged in work related to the chemical industry; only a few of them have gone into software development, as they were interested in computers since university. It seems that interest is also very important; once you enter the field of chemistry, you should love it
Most of those in charge of processes in our company have a professional background
Don’t be hasty when using line breaks, especially when you’ve just graduated and lack work experience； Unless one has already taken courses in related fields at university or worked in other industries, many people change careers a few years after graduation; however, this is more or less related to their prior work experience. In short, it’s best to have a solid foundation before entering a particular industry; otherwise, the cost will be higher.
At the moment, most of my classmates are in the chemical industry.
Many students are reluctant to learn something new after graduation, so they choose to work in their field of study, as it’s less stressful and requires less effort. Those who are willing to take risks opt for other fields instead
What was said on the 11th floor makes sense; changing jobs recklessly only results in losses for oneself. In the chemical industry, one doesn’t stop until they hit a wall
Not necessarily; one must find a industry that suits oneself – after all, it’s bad for a man to choose the wrong career
I haven’t graduated yet, and my classmates are also saying that just because you study chemical engineering, does it mean you have to work in the field of chemical engineering? It’s not feasible to engage in chemical trading
Most of my college classmates are still working in the chemical industry
It seems that some of my classmates have switched to working in the insurance industry; I wonder if there are any other career options available I always feel it’s not good for girls to work in the chemical industry; I’m not sure what other career they could pursue
So far, all my classmates are working in the chemical industry, and they are also looking for jobs in that field