All the project managers have resigned! ?
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I work at a coking plant; it’s been two years now and the plant has not yet started operating. Although I’m trying hard to learn*, I still feel that the prospects are uncertain. I just have to figure out what I should learn, what I need to master. Our manager has also encouraged us to work hard, to start from the basics and move forward step by step. But he has also changed jobs now! Where should we go? Coking… please get better soon! ~
Yes, the situation for coking industry this year is really bad; steel prices keep falling, which makes things difficult for coking companies, especially those that operate independently.
Ah, it’s not easy to get through times like these. But some coal-based chemical projects, such as those for producing natural gas from coal, are quite good options – worth giving a try.
The market economy is difficult to predict, with many influencing factors
Then one must study even harder* to avoid falling behind.
I heard that there is a relatively large private, independent coking company in Hebei Province; it has been cutting staff and reducing salaries since last year. This year, it requires all employees to contribute funds to the company, and the amount demanded is quite high – those who fail to do so are fired. Yet the owner claims that last was the company’s most profitable year. It’s really terrifying.
Only some of the factories raise funds; he has other sources of income as well, such as methanol.
Steel prices have dropped, and the coking industry is in a difficult situation. It seems that every industry goes through ups and downs; things will get better once this period passes. For now, we have to settle for steamed buns along with radishes and vegetables, but in the future, we’ll be able to choose whatever we want, whether it’s donkey meat or dragon meat.
After mastering professional knowledge, you might as well learn something about economics and management. Every industry has its own unique economic cycles, and at the corporate level, there are also the operational cycles of individual companies. Even in the absence of a major economic crisis. There will also be fluctuations.
I’m troubled; am I not also very confused about the future?···
Society develops in such a spiral manner; things will get better before long. Never give up! Hurry up and learn more skills
Times change; there are good times and bad times.
Can I still get in touch with your former manager? Please ask him to think of a solution for you.
He’s not my uncle anyway; he went to find his own way to make a living, so how can he bother about us little guys? 555
When in poverty, one should cultivate oneself; when successful, one should help the world! Everyone faces times of disappointment, and perhaps today’s setbacks will become the foundation for success tomorrow. I hope everything is well!
It's best to learn something. The coking industry will get better; it’s mainly due to the economic crisis – things were fine in the past.
Yes! Cheer up, the coking situation will improve. We are producing methanol, and as long as the coke can cover its costs, that’s fine.
The market is not good! It’s so tormenting!
Our factory is pretty good; all the coke is used for internal iron production.