Given the current economic situation, is changing jobs really a good idea? Especially in the petroleum refining and chemical industry!
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Given the current economic situation, is changing jobs really a good idea? Especially in the petroleum refining and chemical industry! Especially those who switched from state-owned enterprises? Everyone can discuss to what extent the current economic situation is affecting their industry ? ? A small advertisement for Borrow Treasure: —————————————————————————————————————————————————————— It’s an event in the “Life Zone” version for universities; everyone is encouraged to participate and give their support! Lots of activities, lots of rewards! ! ! What are you waiting for? Go sign up right away! ! ! ! Participation address link: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1432796-1-1.html (from Haichuan Forum)
For ordinary people, changing jobs these days is almost like diving. Getting completely soaked, with no place to reach the shore. For experts, who possess high skills and great proficiency as well as considerable freedom, changing jobs is not necessarily out of the question. But it also involves leaving state-owned enterprises; in this difficult environment for entrepreneurship, top executives are likely unwilling to make the move, and ordinary employees should even less do so, unless there are really good opportunities.
I also want to know the advantages and disadvantages of changing jobs.
I won’t resign easily; I won’t leave a state-owned enterprise easily. Study hard*, and grow well.
Most companies these days only allow employees to leave rather than hire new ones, so the chances of finding a better job by changing employers are not high; therefore, it’s better to stick with what you have~~
Yes, first stabilize things and get through this period of economic downturn smoothly. There will always be times of improvement, and as industries develop, more choices naturally arise
I hope there will be **significant adjustments and controls**~~
As an ordinary person, all one can do is wait. Regarding the domestic situation, I am completely pessimistic about individuals. In all aspects.
It’s best not to jump if there’s not much pressure, but sometimes it’s necessary to do so. . Take me for example: I have no work to do, yet I still have to take a basic salary just to make ends meet. . I just switched from a chemical engineering design firm to an environmental protection company not long ago
Many people have left our company (a state-owned enterprise) in recent years
It has a huge impact – small companies don’t have any work, large companies also have little work to do, and foreign companies are laying off employees everywhere.