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The choice between a process engineer and a sales role in a chemical plant

2010-09-25View Original

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Gentlemen, I have been working in the chemical industry for over a year, but my major is not chemistry. I’m planning to go to a chemical plant – is it better to work as a salesperson or as a process engineer? I’m still single, and I’m asking for the help of all you gentlemen
Reply #22010-09-25
It mainly depends on your hobbies and aspirations – whether it’s others who don’t understand you or you decide for yourself
Reply #32010-09-26
It depends on your personality; if you’re extroverted, you can work in sales, while if that’s not suitable for you, you can work in manufacturing.
Reply #42010-09-26
It depends on your personality; if you’re extroverted, you can work in sales, while if that’s not suitable for you, you can work in manufacturing.
Reply #52010-09-26
Can’t someone who has studied this chemical engineering major work as a process engineer?
Reply #62010-09-26
Reply to 1# juno: Don’t worry; as long as you study hard*, it’s normal to switch industries. It’s best to start by working as a process engineer

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