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I just graduated from metallurgical engineering this year. Please give me some advice on my future.

2009-11-04View Original

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My younger brother is about to graduate, and many metallurgical companies have come to the school to recruit me these days. my idea is: In Yunnan, the future direction is lead and zinc (considering the development in this area in my hometown), but there are currently few companies engaged in lead and zinc in Yunnan, and several branches of Yunnan Aluminum are recruiting a large number of metallurgists (for electrolytic aluminum). Now about half of the class has signed up. I am afraid that the situation will not be good in the future, and I want to sign with Yunnan Aluminum, but the span of electrolytic aluminum and lead and zinc is a bit big. I wonder if I switch to lead and zinc in a few years. Could you please give me some pointers?
Reply #22009-11-04
Is it a big span? I studied chemical engineering in school, but now I am working in metallurgy?
Reply #32009-11-04
What you are doing is of color, so there should be some similarities, not too big a gap.
Reply #42009-11-04
The span is not small. Aluminum belongs to a relatively independent field in the non-ferrous sector. Do you have a master's degree or a PhD now? If you are willing to do metallurgy in an Anhui university, please contact me.
Reply #52009-11-04
Chihong Zinc and Germanium is recruiting people, why don’t you consider it?
Reply #62009-11-04
Is a master's degree required? I graduated with a master's degree from Central South University
Reply #72009-11-05
Thank you for your attention. I am an undergraduate student at Kunming University of Science and Technology. Chihong Zinc and Germanium almost only come to Kunming after recruiting enough people from other provinces, so the chances are slim. I'm waiting and watching, but there's nothing I can do.
Reply #82009-11-06
I guess your brother graduated from Kunming University of Science and Technology, and I also graduated from Kunming University of Science and Technology in Metallurgical Engineering. Yunnan is known as the kingdom of non-ferrous metals. There are many people engaged in lead and zinc in Yunnan. The main reason is that you don’t know much about it. It’s hard to say whether it is feasible to change your career in the future. The key is what the unit you want to go to considers. But I suggest you personally choose carefully. But speaking of it, many of the ideas in school are childish, immature, and relatively single-minded. 1# zhangheng9999
Reply #92009-11-06
9# Zhang Xuehua [/b Thanks to the senior for your advice. Yesterday, those who applied for Yunnan entered the second round of interviews and asked to wait for notification. Chihong Zinc and Germanium is coming in two days, let’s see if we can get in. Jinchuan Company came over this morning, and there will be a porn meeting on November 8th. I still have to sign it this month.

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