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This post was last edited by jordan569 on 2013-1-6 at 22:37. I believe that to develop the industry, there is a need for highly skilled employees, and training programs for those working in coal-to-oil conversion will be crucial for the development of such enterprises. The combined quality of frontline employees constitutes the operational rate, which is the direct economic benefit of the enterprise. It takes time and financial investment to train a good employee. . Note $ # , $ $
Only by retaining and developing talent can a company have sustained strength in the long run. A training plan is not just a simple statement; it requires efforts from various parties within the company to be implemented.
Compensation retains people, opportunities retain people, and systems retain people. A training plan cannot be developed in just a few words. People can also utilize their talents, learn new things, and earn a satisfactory income, among other things. It is influenced by various factors.
In terms of personnel composition, those in the coal chemical industry have higher qualifications than those in other industries, but less experience. As for compensation, the average level is higher than that in other industries (excluding civil servants)
That’s absolutely right – the quality of frontline employees is what determines the operational rate! The coal-to-oil chemical industry cannot succeed relying on just one or two top technical experts; it is the employees who work on the front line that constitute the foundation of this entire industry. The coal-to-oil chemical industry shares certain similarities with the petroleum refining industry; some facilities are similar to those used in petroleum refining, and some coal-to-oil companies also choose to conduct staff training at petroleum refineries. However, overall, there are still fundamental differences between these two industries; the mastery of key technologies and production processes still has to be acquired through regular operation of coal-to-oil chemical plants. \"Practice is the sole criterion for testing truth.\"
Shenhua’s maintenance staff are outsourced, and this is a weakness that requires long-term planning and consideration
For talent, industry prospects are the most fundamental factor.