I’ve worked in the sulfuric acid industry for a few years; is it necessary to change careers while still young in an industry on the decline?
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I’ve worked in the sulfuric acid industry for a few years; is it necessary to change careers while still young in an industry on the decline?
If it’s possible to change careers under certain conditions, then do so. After all, the chemical industry isn’t a good field to work in, and it’s also related to traditional basic chemicals
I’m also struggling with this issue. Working in the sulfuric acid industry, especially on the front line, involves high risks and low earnings.
In the future, the chemical industry will enter a state of marginal profits or even no profits. This is even more true for the sulfuric acid industry! I’ve been in this job for 6 years now; I don’t know how to work in any other industry, so I have no choice but to go with the flow!
If the conditions permit and there are opportunities, take advantage of your youth to try more things
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As Master Pei said, it depends on oneself; there is nothing difficult in the world
The prospects aren’t good; things here have been in a state of decline all along!
Moving in the direction of environmental protection, sulfuric acid still has a wide range of applications