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At the end of 2011, like many professionals, I changed jobs. I moved from Gansu in the northwest to Fujian where I am now. My previous employer was a central state-owned enterprise that offered good benefits, but as an outsider, I didn’t have enough resources to compete with the local employees. So when I felt I had learned enough, I decided to take a chance and change jobs. Still, I continued to work in the chemical industry. I thought it would be a shame to waste my expertise; I didn’t believe there were no prospects in this field – on the contrary, I thought I could do well there! I’m getting closer to home, my mindset is more stable, and everything is moving in a positive direction!
Congratulations, congratulations! You have finally taken the first brave step
A tree that stays in one place dies, while one that moves survives; congratulations to the original poster for making their own choice. . . :)
Wish the original poster luck; Fujian is still a great place
Where is Fujian? . . . . . .
Reply to 1# Qianbaili Lu06 LZ – Well done! It has my style from back then… the willingness to dance, just like in those little dances; OK, I support those who have their own opinions……
It’s great to live close to home – no need to worry about bus tickets to go back every year! envy
Reply to 5# hhai, Nanping, Fujian! Are you also in Fujian? :) There’s a chance to chat!
Reply to 4# hczx14142135 Thank you, Ha! Work together and make progress together!
It seems you worked at Lanzhou Petrochemical? My family is from Lanzhou; I’m from a central state-owned enterprise – why have I never heard of it? I’d like to know
Reply to 10# Literary Youth: Isn’t Lanzhou Petrochemical a central state-owned enterprise? CNPC’s