How can one get a job in a foreign company? Is the chemical industry in foreign companies close by? What conditions are required?

1. How to get into a foreign company: Generally, you go to their company, state who you are looking for and which department, and obtain a visitor pass; you may need to show your ID card or driver’s license. 2. You mean factories in the chemical industry that are part of foreign-owned companies, right? Factories in the chemical industry are never located in urban areas; they are usually situated further away, as being too close to residential areas poses problems related to pollution and safety. 3. What do you mean by the conditions you mentioned? Going into the factory? Wear protective shoes, a safety helmet, and work clothes ； Other protective measures may be added in hazardous areas. Next time, write the Chinese characters correctly. It’s not “Isn’t the chemical industry in foreign companies close by?” Does distance play any role here? If it’s far away, there might be shuttle buses; otherwise, you can drive or stay at the factory. That is titled “Is it easy to get into the chemical industry in foreign companies?”

Reply to 2# qugd: You’re so funny:D

Reply 2# qugd Shy mouth

Reply to 2# qugd: It’s boring. I don’t know if you really have trouble understanding, or if you’re just trying to be funny on purpose, as the person above said

This post was last edited by qugd on 2011-7-23 at 15:20. Thank you to users on floors 4 and 5 for their highly positive comments. Is there something wrong with my comprehension? That’s because you haven’t understood the other aspects that truly need to be understood; your ability to comprehend things lacks a comprehensive and nuanced approach – you only grasp certain conventional ideas in a metaphysical manner, without being able to discern the important messages hidden between the lines. Imagine you are a human resources professional, and a responsible one at that. What would you think of someone who is unable to express themselves clearly or convey their intentions in writing? My attitude is already quite tolerant and humorous for people in human resources who have high standards. Look at the original text posted by the author: out of 24 characters (including punctuation), there is one spelling mistake. Would those less humorous HR professionals really take the time to examine resumes with a 4% error rate? Their approach was to simply throw that resume in the trash. The same goes for posting messages; check them before posting and correct any spelling mistakes. As a moderator, if one doesn’t even have the ability to correct spelling mistakes, their skill level is basically mediocre at best. I don’t care about any attacks or retaliation from the moderator on the 4th floor, as it’s a matter of difference in skill levels between the two sides.

This post was last edited and replied to by qugd on 2011-7-23 at 15:29. Reply 5# nglcx2003cn: Take a close look at the original post by the poster – the spelling mistakes have already been corrected. I copied the original text of the poster’s post in order to prevent misunderstandings; please carefully compare it with the text I copied using your own eyes. In your opinion, my understanding must be flawed compared to yours. In my opinion, there is clearly no problem with your comprehension ability, because your comprehension ability should be used to determine whether I have the ability to understand the original poster’s post. Do you understand now? A bit complicated, right? If that’s the case, then it’s right.

To Mung Beans: Please don’t speak like that; by saying so, aren’t you implying that the 4th and 5th floors lack talent? This is entirely due to my poor, casual way of understanding things. I made everyone laugh at me.

This post was last edited by SuperFree2316 on 2011-7-23 at 17:16. Reply to 6# qugd: The same goes for posting – check it before posting and correct any spelling mistakes. As a moderator, if one doesn’t even have the ability to correct spelling mistakes, their skill level is basically mediocre at best. I don’t care about any attacks or retaliation from the moderator on the 4th floor, as it’s a matter of difference in skill levels between the two sides. What do you mean by that sentence? ? Have I taken revenge, or do I intend to take revenge on you? Don’t you think you’re defaming someone? I basically agree with your serious attitude, but I’m not the moderator of the work-related forum; I’m here to relax and have some fun. \"As a moderator... it depends on the skills of both parties.\" Don’t use your own opinions to judge others, nor should you give hasty evaluations. You are you, he is him, and I am me – don’t act like you’re some expert. Kind jokes or comments are fine among everyone, but there needs to be a limit

Reply to 8# qugd: Oops, you’re quite thorough indeed. If my words have made you feel uncomfortable, I am sorry for what I said; I’m apologetic! Your understanding of the issue is absolutely correct, but when it comes to communication... . .

I laughed out loud when I saw the rating you gave to floor 9. Alright, stop being so serious about it – why bother? Why go to the trouble? Qugd, it’s better if you don’t get too fixated on things.