Many chemical engineering talents have changed careers. Let’s analyze the reasons.
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I think there are two reasons: 1. The wages are a bit low. Compared with other profit-making industries such as food, the profits of the chemical industry are low. 2. The chemical industry is dangerous, and you may not even know when you will die. Among all industries, the hazards of chemical occupational diseases are the most serious. I'm here to throw some light, and everyone can express their opinions. Tracing back to the source, we can return the glory of our chemical industry.
Support changing careers, no bloody glory! The chemical industry is one of the most dangerous industries, but the treatment of employees in the chemical industry is the lowest. * * The policies are not right, so friends, if there are better opportunities, you should change careers! :handshake There is propaganda in the property market and black talk in the stock market. I don’t want xxx in the chemical industry to work for the capitalists! O(∩_∩)O~ Personal opinion, for reference only! ;P
Having been engaged in chemical engineering for eleven years, it is indeed a bit reluctant to start all over again.
The salary is really low, compared to that of a junior in the office. I would rather work as a junior in the office because it is safer and I get the same salary.
It’s not just the chemical industry where people are changing careers, there may also be people changing careers. You must find something you like to do before the age of thirty and a place where you can use your strengths. The current era allows for this rational flow of human resources. So seriously support any carefully considered career change.
In short, I feel unbalanced!
Everyone upstairs said that wages are low. What do you mean? What is low?
I feel like it is a tepid profession, and food must not be a huge profit. My wife works in the food industry, but her salary is not proportional to her efforts. The profiteering industries are those engaged in finance and real estate.