After working in the chemical industry for seven or eight years, is it appropriate to change careers?
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After working in the chemical industry for seven or eight years, is it appropriate to change careers? Completely different industries, yet still involved in production technology. Friends, give some advice
I have worked in the chemical industry for 12 years and am considering changing careers; I hope everyone can offer some suggestions. Previously, I was involved in syngas production
I have been doing analysis for 17 years; now I have switched to working in the production workshop
It depends on your own confidence and abilities; there’s nothing difficult in the world for those who are determined
It depends on whether your job is your passion or just a means to make a living. If it’s a means to make a living, you’re working not for the sake of living; then the question is whether you think you can do well in the new job
As long as you are willing to endure hardship, anything is possible. When changing careers, it’s important to consider whether the prospects are promising.
There’s nothing wrong with it, as long as you think it through carefully.
Seventy or eighty years old, over a decade… Alas, is it still appropriate to learn new things at this age? Many years of experience give an advantage.
There’s nothing right or wrong about it; it mainly depends on what benefits come from turning it that way
Either one will work, as long as there is an awareness of starting over from scratch.
Anything is possible! It’s dialectical unity, right?