Which is better: working in after-sales service for coatings or as a worker involved in the synthesis of resins?

2010-09-22View Original

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Dear seniors, I’m a recent graduate and currently have two jobs. Which is better – working in after-sales service for coatings or as an operator involved in resin synthesis? Some advice for the junior member 1

Reply #22010-09-23

I am now also an operator; I have to work shifts frequently and don’t have any holidays

Reply #32010-09-23

It depends on whether you pursue a promising future or financial comfort Need a career in sales to make money ； For the future, focus on technology, and then make a transition

Reply #42010-09-27

It is recommended to work as an operator for 1 year first; 1 year is sufficient, just be diligent. I can now become familiar with the basic formulas and manufacturing processes. And then change careers.

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