What types of jobs do people with a degree in chemical engineering end up doing?
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Hello everyone, I wonder what kind of work people end up doing after graduating from chemical engineering? ? Are there any recommendations for activities suitable for girls?
First of all, is there a relationship? Those with back-office roles all go for day shifts. Work in an office, doing a job that has nothing to do with chemistry! It’s okay; just approach the laboratory analysis casually. It depends on your specialty. Others work in shift duties in the chemical industry; generally, considering physical demands, they opt for indoor tasks! Others can engage in chemical sales. It mainly depends on your major! It’s best for girls not to work in the chemical industry; if they do, they should avoid working on the front line, as it is harmful to their health!
The first category includes engineering firms in design institutes; there are many foreign-funded and private companies in Beijing and Shanghai. The second category consists of chemical plants, where positions are not at the senior level. The third category involves pursuing further studies by switching to a different field of study. The fourth category is those who take exams to become civil servants. The fifth category includes those who return home and use their connections to get jobs in public institutions. The sixth category comprises people with backgrounds in chemistry; there are relatively few of them, while more people have degrees in management, economics, IT, or electronics – these individuals choose to start their own businesses
Small private chemical equipment manufacturing enterprises
Design. Environmental impact assessment. Safety assessment. Environmental protection. Political work. Sales.
I did the design, and there are many girls around me who also work in design
In fact, many people end up working in jobs that have nothing to do with their field of study after graduation.
Well, I’ve been working in a factory for four years; changing careers is a difficult decision
I have spent a total of four years in the production department or production office at the factory. It can be considered work in the field of chemical technology, but I feel that this is as far as I’ll go in this area of work in my life
I have been working for over 20 years, and I’m still doing a job similar to yours
It’s just as painful; girls in the chemical industry really suffer – they can’t see any future ahead and nor can they find a way to make things change. I’ve had enough!