What is the future of talking about environmental protection professions?
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Regarding the environmental protection major, some people after college regret choosing this major. What do you think?
I do regret it, not just in general. If I had majored in communications, railways, etc., then I would have been able to join a state-owned enterprise. The salary from the iron boss is pretty good! !
Environmental protection major? It shouldn't be said that there is no future. But just like all other majors, one depends on luck, and the other depends on one's own strength. Of course, it also depends on the current trend. Therefore, instead of wandering here, it is better to look at the direction and strengthen one's strength. The prospects are good! ! But it seems that jobs are harder to find! ! We have a person in our company who specializes in environmental engineering! The job he said he was looking for was basically not the right one.
The look in my eyes always made me regretful. The person above said it was good. I regretted it even more after finishing graduate school. But regretting is useless. I still strengthen my own strength. I believe that our major will become more popular as we get older. It is not like computer science. When you are older, you will still be impacted by young people. The competition is still as fierce.
Haha, I studied thermal energy and switched to environmental protection for more than ten years. I have had painful experiences, but also have moments of pride and happiness. It is important to maintain a certain mentality.
There are basically no regrets, and the most important thing is income. Except for the large desulfurization companies whose income is okay, others are basically not good. Why? No company will take the initiative to carry out environmental protection. They are all forced by policies. They will take the initiative to do such things that do not produce economic benefits. Even if they do, they will fool them as long as they can. It was difficult to complete a project, the price was extremely low, and the payment collection was not good. This is far from the projects that can produce economic benefits. For those projects that can produce economic benefits, the boss is willing to spend money. As can be seen from the above general environment, can those who engage in environmental protection not regret it?
In fact, there are regrets in any major. No matter what the major is, as long as you like it and work hard, you will be rewarded. If you don't like it, and you expose yourself and give up, you should regret it.
I majored in environmental engineering and went to graduate school. It was not easy to find a job, but I don’t regret it.
Life is hard, there are too many monks and too little food.
This is a promising major, it depends on how you develop.