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I have two friends who work with pipeline materials; one switched to financial investment, while the other started his own business. What would be a good career change to pursue in the field of pipe materials? Whether it is this industry or other industries. At least development could be better.
Go to a crossroads in Beijing to buy breakfast~~ Tea eggs and soy milk are available there~~
Sell breakfast in the morning, boxed meals at noon, and grilled cold noodles in the evening~ Then I can buy two apartments in Beijing. .
At this pace of yours, earning a million per year isn’t a dream at all~~~ By then, who cares about Hammer’s health insurance and benefits?~
Just by looking at the title, I can tell it’s your post. . . . . .
Hmph: @Anyway, I’m not happy doing this right now
I’m still trying to transfer the materials; it should be easy to find a job with those materials, right?
It’s hard to find for someone with little experience like me. Key industries are struggling, so there is not much demand for piping materials either. It’s hard to find those with little experience.
For those in the design field, switching to selling equipment is also an option.
Go into sales? I think I’d still prefer to work in technical support; actually, I’m quite interested in working in procurement as well
It shows that they realized there is no future in using such materials for pipes