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Are they all willing to go along with this?

2011-03-26View Original

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Although we are in the chemical industry, it can also be divided into technology and operations, that is, the quality system and operational aspects! The quality system is ISO and quality engineers! The operation is to climb from low to high! I’m currently in Changmao; my salary is low, just over 2,000. I’ll graduate in July this year! A year after graduation, I was only earning just over 3,000 on my full salary! Helplessly, when it comes to dating, it’s about a house, a car, and savings! That’s how society is, but we have the power to change ourselves! I don’t recommend buying a house right after graduation; you’ll be trapped by mortgage payments! Can’t improve oneself!
Reply #22011-03-26
Everyone must be pretty great, right!
Reply #32011-03-26
I graduated 15 years ago and am working in the coal chemical industry in the provincial capital city; last year my monthly salary was only 3,000 yuan, compared to 2,000 yuan before. I have elders to take care of and children to support, but I live a happy life, working an average of 14 hours per day. Hehe.
Reply #42011-03-26
It’s been three years since I graduated; my monthly salary is a little over 2,000. Now I can’t do anything...... marriage, a house. . . What to do
Reply #52011-03-26
It’s been two years since I graduated; I don’t want to buy a house outside. It’s too exhausting to buy one on my own. I just resigned from my job and am planning to go back home to develop my career there
Reply #62011-03-26
Reply to 3# A laugh in the vast ocean: The original poster has a great attitude; I learn from you*:victory:
Reply #72011-03-28
I’m saying housing prices keep rising. I just started working, and already I’m thinking about buying a house. If one could afford to buy a house just after two or three years of working, then houses would really not be worth anything at all
Reply #82011-03-28
In today’s society, mindset is of the utmost importance; our happiness levels are dropping sharply as housing prices rise.
Reply #92011-03-28
Now I think about why I chose the chemical engineering field in the first place; there are restrictions on the types of government positions available, and there are hardly any government jobs suitable for those with a degree in chemical engineering. Graduates who start working in refineries and chemical plants as undergraduates have to work shifts, which disrupts their biological clocks. They also need to work their way up in their careers by gaining experience over time ; Since I didn’t like working shifts, I joined a chemical equipment factory after graduation in 2010. My salary was only 1,500 at first; after half a year it rose to 3,000. At that point I became restless and wanted to switch to a design firm. I left the factory after less than a year to join a design firm, where I had to start all over again with a salary of 1,400. I signed a contract two months later ; The monthly basic salary is 2,000. I’ve heard from those who are older than me that salaries at design firms can be quite high as work experience increases, but that will take four to five years. How am I supposed to afford a house or find a partner with such a low salary in the first four years? With housing prices around 8,000 to 9,000 per unit, it’s really worrying! Perhaps the source of this distress is that we haven’t adopted the right mindset. Since we have chosen this industry, we shouldn’t blame others; hard work and determination are what truly matter. There’s no need to worry too much about things like salary or external pressures in the early stages – we should just focus on our work. After 3 years, everyone will be able to see the clarity ahead. . .
Reply #102011-03-28
It’s mainly about mindset – it depends on how one views and thinks things
Reply #112011-03-28
How much salary can one get with such requirements in Shanxi? Basic requirements: Male, able to work abroad for an extended period, with a professional title in electrical automation or mechatronics ; With over 5 years of work experience in this position at coking enterprises, familiar with the principles of automatic control, as well as with the transmission mechanisms, electronic components used in mechanical automation and the programming related to automation. Knowledge of the production processes in the coking industry is also available, along with a comprehensive approach and ability to plan processes. Job description: Fully responsible for the configuration of DCS and PLC systems in coking plants, as well as the operation and management of production control systems. Responsible for the basic planning, design, and independent improvement of the automation lines in the coking plant.

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