Which aspects in the chemical industry offer better compensation?
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The chemical industry can be divided into many subfields, such as polymer chemistry, fine chemicals, and green chemistry. It is said that, overall, the prospects in polymer chemistry are better, those in the coatings industry are worse, while those related to fibers are the worst of all. And the petrochemical industry is a monopolistic industry. Let’s discuss this phenomenon together!
It’s relatively easy to find a job with polymers in our school, but chemical engineering design pays the best! ! ! !
I think chemical engineering design is pretty okay; I’m not sure what the future holds, and that’s also something that worries me at the moment
Chemical engineering design is usually done for companies, so isn’t it quite difficult for undergraduates to get such jobs?
If done well, everything generates profit; if not, it’s more or less the same
If you do your own job diligently, there will eventually be a time when you succeed! ! !
The cosmetics industry has great prospects; it’s a highly profitable sector, and it’s also easy to start a business in this field in the future
In the field of fine chemicals, I also think it’s relatively easy to start a business
Design work brings in extra money; engineering work brings in bonuses; construction work provides experience. Which one will you choose?
Without experience, there’s no way to make big money! Take your time! Hehe