A lost chemical engineer
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Hello, respected seniors. I’m a sophomore majoring in chemical engineering, and I feel quite lost – I’m not sure whether I should continue down this path. I chose chemical engineering because of its good job prospects, and I didn’t have any particular favorite field of study. But now I’m unsure about the career opportunities and salaries associated with this field in the future. I hope you can offer me some advice~~~
The school I’m attending ranks fairly well nationally in terms of chemical engineering; after graduation, I plan to seek employment in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai
As long as you learn well, you can do anything; keep working hard to study! There’s a master in every trade.
We were also clueless when applying for college and choosing majors almost 30 years ago
It seems this industry is heading downhill again this year
Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai are regions where the chemical industry is highly concentrated in China; it should be easier to find employment there, and the compensation is generally better compared to other areas. Of course, one also needs to have excellent qualifications
The economy has its ups and downs, as well as periods of rapid growth. It doesn’t matter what you learn; what’s important is that you are excellent! ! !
The chemical industry is one that will remain prosperous for hundreds of years to come. Those who are skilled in this industry earn high salaries. The reason some people earn low salaries is that their employers pay them little; they are willing to work for such low wages because they lack skills. Outstanding individuals in this industry can earn substantial incomes in areas such as technology, management, operations, sales, and service, and there are also many who start their own businesses and become owners
The chemical industry as a whole has not been optimistic in these two years; to work in a chemical engineering design firm or company, one usually needs to have at least a master’s degree. . . If you really want to pursue this career, keep it up, junior!