Friends, can anyone help me.........
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What should I do... In a few days, I have to go for an interview at a polysilicon company... I used to work in chlor-alkali analysis; I have four years of work experience in that field. But I know nothing about polysilicon at all. I’ve searched for a lot of information online these past few days, but it hasn’t been very helpful. What can I do? I really want to work at that company... But with my knowledge in chlor-alkali processes, will I be able to pass the interview? I’ve been worrying about this issue these past few days... Please help me think of a solution.....
It’s very simple; they’re all interconnected – nothing more than spectra, mass spectra, chromatography, low-temperature infrared, and so on
2# zhangwh But here we only work with chromatography and spectroscopy... that’s why I’m feeling relieved inside... :dizzy:
I’m not familiar with this field, but I think an interview isn’t just about professional skills; the overall impression is also important – one’s way of speaking, clothing, demeanor, etc. Hello, good luck to you!
Thank you... I hope I can have good luck too.. Hehe.. There are still many good people in the world... Hehe:) 4# zhm0218
It’s okay; these days most people hired are those who don’t know much about polysilicon, but they will understand it over time. It’s not that difficult. Having experience is sufficient – it’s not about engaging in research, so there’s no need to be highly proficient in the field; practical production experience is all that’s required
Four years of experience in the chemical industry is sufficient. Polysilicon is an industry that has seen sudden growth right now, so where can one find so many people who understand polysilicon?~
Thank you all... Hearing you say that makes me feel much more at ease... Hehe
By the way, where are they hiring?
Inner Mongolia... are you interested? 9# Minos
Hehe... I’m just asking casually... The Inner Mongolia Shenzhou one? Hehe, I saw that they were looking for employees there quite early on...