Thoughts on being one year since graduation? Any advice?
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I don’t know if people like working in the chemical industry, but I think those who work in this field on the front lines have a sad fate. After graduating, I worked in a private company in the technical field, dealing with epoxy secondary processing. I don’t want to continue doing this, because working in technology is too unfulfilling. The income is low, basically on par with production costs. Recently, two things happened around me. The first is that a tech professional, also a recent graduate, was injured in an experiment that went wrong; fortunately, no serious harm was caused. Those working in the chemical industry on the front line face every kind of danger; really, anything is possible. Second: Once, while on a business trip with a salesperson, we failed to resolve certain technical issues with the client, and he scolded me in the car; I got angry and had a argument with him. He thinks he earns more than me, so he has reason to scold me. If things continue like this, even in another ten or eight years, it will still be the same. I think I’ll go do some business. Everyone is welcome to discuss their plans and future paths after graduation.
If it’s according to your thinking, then I’m the kind of person who is determined to be unsuccessful. . .
I also think that working in technology has good prospects~~~
This post was last edited by yakui on 2010-6-6 15:16. It’s not easy to work in technology; once you have technical skills, it’s possible to move on to management and business roles. But it’s difficult to switch from management or business fields to a technical one! So it’s better to master the skills first!