In this tough period for polysilicon, what do people think about choosing a company that hasn’t started operations yet?
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This post was last edited by *ng*ng916 on 2011-11-26 at 20:29. In this tough period for polysilicon, what do people think about choosing a company that isn’t operating yet?
Shh, be quiet. Good idea, but don’t let the boss see it! Enter the village quietly; do not shoot. . . :lol
What if it can’t be started, and we just have to disband right away...
As long as you have the ability, it can be changed! But be sure to check whether that company really has the capability!
It seems that working in the chemical industry is dangerous and demanding, but there’s no need to worry about finding a job{:1_90:}
It’s a great choice – you can learn a lot, your salary can increase, and you may even get promoted. Most importantly, due to the confidentiality requirements in this industry, once you work for a company, you become an expert in the field.
Reply to 8# ghsd: Not at all. This gentleman is not aware of the situation – right now, some people are struggling, some are waiting to see what happens, some are recovering, and some have closed down their businesses. Investing involves risks, so one must be cautious when entering the market