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This post was last edited by StrollingInTheClouds1 on 2010-12-3 at 10:40. Dear fellow netizens: Hello, I’m a recent graduate and have now been hired by a polysilicon factory. Which workshop or department has more potential for growth? Thank you
With the right insight, there is room for growth in any position.
Let’s take a look at different processes. What are your main manufacturing workshops? If you use the silane method, it’s good in both the cold hydrogenation workshop and the silane production workshop. However, it also depends on whether your interests and major are a good match.
The utility workshop is the best! It’s easy to change careers. . .
The Siemens method: if you are determined to make a name for yourself in the polysilicon industry, a reduction workshop is definitely the first choice; recovery and distillation workshops are also viable options. Nowadays, many projects are adopting cold hydrogenation, which seems to be a good approach as well. As for utilities, it’s as the friend upstairs said – it will be easier to change careers in the future