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I would like to ask, since this is my first time entering the hydrogen industry, which position would be better?
What you’ve given is too general – are we talking about operators or managers specifically? Actually, no job is easy; it depends on how skilled you are!
There are no better positions; it’s the hardworking people who matter. One can’t keep doing the same job forever
For those entering the industry for the first time, the positions available are mainly in the areas of equipment, processes, and safety; you should choose a position that matches your field of study based on what major you have. For those new to the field, it is best to stick with any given position for three years before considering a change.
Which of the positions – cracking, refining, atmospheric and vacuum distillation, compression, fractionation, and fluidized bed – is better for operators?
Hydrocracking and reforming are relatively popular units