Girl, is it that difficult for you to find a job?
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I talked with a new graduate from the electrical engineering program who works in the equipment department. She said that she had actually graduated a few months ago, but only now had she managed to find a job. The worst part is that among the girls in her class, she is the only one who has found work; the other girls are either working as typists or in sales. How many of those who studied electrical engineering can actually do such jobs? Speaking of this, I think of the job advertisements my friend brought back from the job market; 70% of them were for women, and most of the positions sought were as office clerks. No matter what major you have, this is the only starting point available. This makes it difficult for many girls studying science and engineering fields. Engineer Zhou says that it is indeed challenging for women to find jobs; just because one is young does not mean there are many opportunities available. Factors such as physical strength, physiological conditions, and social interactions all present difficulties. The simplest way is to stand under the scaffolding and let something falling hurt your face – wouldn’t that be the end of your life? (It seems that I can stay in the engineering department; it’s really a great favor from my supervisor.) Women in the chemical industry really need to work hard.
Well, girls in the chemical industry do face some disadvantages, but it’s not entirely the case; one just needs to work hard
For a female student in chemical engineering, the best choice to pursue a career in this field is to work at a design institute~~~~~~
Hehe... Is there anything wrong with girls working in chemistry? Actually, it all depends on an individual’s efforts... The best example is Premier Wu Yi, who worked in the oil refining and chemical industry – which is exactly the field I work in now... It’s sad... So, keep working hard; women can also achieve great things
We are looking for college graduates in electrical engineering, regardless of gender; as long as they have a solid foundation in their field of study, it’s preferable if they have a bachelor’s degree. The salary range is 1500–1800 yuan per month during the probation period, and 2000–3500 yuan per month after becoming full-time employees. Our location is in a remote area – Xiangxi. If you are interested, please get in touch with me at XHX0075@163.COM or 13787911558
We are looking for candidates, regardless of gender, as long as they have a solid professional foundation and are flexible; a bachelor’s degree is preferred. Our location is in a somewhat remote area – Xiangxi – but that’s not a problem as transportation is well-developed nowadays. During the trial period, the salary will be 1500–1800 yuan per month (for a period of 3 months), and after that it will be 2000–3500 yuan per month (depending on the position). Those who are interested should get in touch with me
Women can also be capable of achieving things; my wife is currently working at the same chemical plant as me. She used to do laboratory work, and she came here with me as well (she calls herself an accessory, haha). But it’s only been 2 months, and now 2 departments with 3 positions are all competing to have her work there, because she does an excellent job.
Working in the chemical industry has a significant impact on women’s health, and many companies’ workshops prefer not to hire women. In that job application, all the girls who applied with me were rejected.
Our refinery hired 380 college graduates this year for the new facilities, including both bachelor’s and associate’s degree holders. There are only about 40 girls. . .
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Reply to 6# atkqn0030: My home is in Huaihua~~~ Hehe, handshake. I also study chemical engineering