Is it really that difficult to find a job in the coal chemical industry? Struggling with it
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I am a master’s graduate in coal chemical engineering, set to graduate next year. Lately I’ve been attending various job fairs in an effort to find a job at a state-owned steel company, but they only hire bachelor’s degree holders. On the other hand, I don’t want to work for private companies, as the benefits and compensation there aren’t guaranteed. I’m quite frustrated these days. Is it true that the higher one’s educational level, the harder it is to find a good job? Please, fellow sailors, share your advice
:Lol, coal chemical engineering is an extremely in-demand specialty, as there has been a gap in training for 10 years. It was not until 2010 that universities began to reintroduce this major gradually; previously, it was known as Chemical Engineering and Technology, which was more related to petrochemicals and quite different from coal chemical engineering. It’s unlikely you won’t be able to find a job. It must be that you are asking for too much or too high standards.
My school was originally a university affiliated with the Ministry of Metallurgy, and it was primarily designed to serve coking plants. Now that the steel industry is in a downturn, there is less demand for workers than before
I moved from a state-owned enterprise to a private one, and it’s been pretty good!
It seems that it’s relatively easy to find a job in the field of coal chemical engineering. Perhaps it depends on individual preferences; almost everyone around me who studied chemical engineering has already found a job
It’s better to join a large private enterprise. State-owned enterprises will decrease.
From Wuhan University of Science and Technology? Why only undergraduates?
Struggling? ? Do you know what kind of talents are needed in the coal chemical industry? What’s needed are those that can get the job done! It will turn the valve! In other words, wait until you have some hands-on experience before making requests! Otherwise, no one will ever want you! What coal chemical industry needs is not unrealistic ambitions, but {pragmatism}!
The coal chemical industry covers a wide range of areas; it’s not necessary to focus only on large steel mills. From another perspective, some research institutes and design agencies also need professionals in the field of coal chemistry
The coal chemical industry covers a wide range of areas; it’s not necessary to focus only on large steel mills. From another perspective, some research institutes and design agencies also need professionals in the field of coal chemistry