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I’ve wanted to work in design since I was very young; now that graduation is approaching, my hopes are fading. I currently have a job in chemical process development, and if I want to change careers in the future, is it possible to switch to design? Maybe I won’t change jobs either; I’m not sure how much of a difference there is between process development and design
No matter what industry you’re in, changing careers is not easy; as the old saying goes: Different fields are like mountains apart!
I think if you feel it’s not the right fit for you, it’s better to change jobs sooner rather than later. But you need to be prepared for that; there’s nothing wrong with it. As long as you let go of certain preconceptions, you can do whatever you choose right after graduating – so why not after starting work? It’s mainly one’s own preparation and mindset
What exactly is done in the process development for LZ? Let’s discuss it and provide an evaluation
Both cwillow and ljwd make valid points; in any case, it’s better to be prepared for both options – maybe developing things on one’s own could work as well. Back to hhai – it’s something related to chemical process design and the like.
Hehe, how’s things going for LZ these days? Process development must be more technical than design, right?
Hehe, how’s things going for LZ these days? Process development must be more technical than design, right?