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Are careless people suitable for working in the chemical industry? What should one do regarding the work done if they carelessly engaged in chemical work?
Careless people can’t do anything well; not only in the chemical industry, but in whatever field, it’s necessary to develop good habits
It makes sense; in fact, many young people these days are careless and impatient. In a chemical plant, it is necessary to have the guidance of experienced workers, as it is through working under their supervision that one can grow and become responsible, capable of handling tasks in a mature manner – which in turn makes work easier!
It’s not just about the industry; the specialty also matters
The chemical engineering field is largely a high-risk profession; if nothing changes, it is indeed very dangerous. Try to make changes gradually; take your time with things.
You might be the type of person who doesn’t take responsibility unless they hold a position of authority; this saying isn’t only applicable to leadership roles. Perhaps if you enter this field and put your heart into it, you won’t be careless. Believe in yourself; carelessness is not innate – it can be changed over time
I’m also a careless person, haha. Being careless can be very dangerous no matter what you do~~
Carelessness means you aren’t paying attention; once you’re in that position, you’ll naturally become more careful.
Agree with the view from the 2nd floor: “Careless people can’t do anything well; not only in chemistry, but in whatever field, it’s necessary to develop good habits.” But carefulness is not innate; it is related to a sense of responsibility. If you have a strong sense of responsibility, you will pay attention to this work, take it seriously, and be able to do it well. So carelessness and attention to detail, for the same person, can sometimes also be selective.
Careless people can’t do anything well
Carelessness is probably due to a lack of focus; to do things well, one must be focused