You work in the chemical industry; what is your spouse’s occupation, or what career do you hope she (he) will have in the future?
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A woman is like half of the sky; she is a wise and supportive partner. Together, they fly side by side, and their role in our lives and work is decisive. A good man fears choosing the wrong career, while a good woman fears marrying the wrong man. As competition in the workplace becomes increasingly fierce, being a partner can also have a positive impact on one’s own work! It’s best when a couple can fly side by side, supporting each other for perfect happiness! So let’s start this discussion: For those of you working in the chemical industry, what is your spouse’s occupation? Or what profession do you hope they will have in the future?
This post was last edited by petrochemical on 2009-8-13 at 16:50. Let me start by saying that my partner majored in International Economics and Trade, and she currently works in foreign trade! The specific industry is auto parts! I wish her success in achieving more accomplishments and more opportunities to go abroad!
O my wife is an accountant! Hehe, the accounts are in order!
4# shenlong2008 Who is so creative? Great! ! ! It’s hard to find a wife in a chemical plant, and even harder to find a good one. My wife works; she doesn’t have a fixed job
Hehe, my wife works in the health products industry, dealing with the testing of soft capsules.
We both work in chemical plants. To clarify, we didn’t meet at a chemical plant; we were classmates in college.
Find someone who is not from the same unit; it’s best if they are a teacher
My wife is also a designer; actually, women tend to be more meticulous in design work than men.
Do whatever you want; a spouse has nothing to do with work
My wife works in finance at a foreign company, dealing with budgeting