With the chemical industry in such a poor state these days, should one consider changing careers?
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I graduated this year and am working at a coal company. Although it is a state-owned enterprise, the compensation there is as poor as in the rest of this industry – it keeps dropping. Every time payday approaches, I worry about whether I will receive my salary on time and whether there will be further cuts to my wages. Many people in the company have lost their jobs; I never expected to face such difficult circumstances so soon after graduating. Don’t blame the company; it’s just a matter of being born at the wrong time. There were reasons for choosing my current job at that time, but the ultimate goal was not achieved; there is a gap between reality and expectations, and it’s unclear how long it will take for the chemical industry to recover. The annual **Civil Servant Competition registration starts tomorrow – should I give it a try? Please give me some advice, seniors. I have the following thoughts and concerns regarding taking the civil service exam. To start with the positive aspects: first, if I pass the exam, I can go to the city I like, a place I’ve always admired. Secondly, if you get hired, you don’t have to worry about not receiving a salary someday; moreover, the working conditions at current jobs might not be as good as those in government positions (I’m not even sure what the benefits are for government employees). Doubts: 1. It doesn’t matter, but are civil servants without any background meant to work only at the grassroots level? II. Is it pointless for a master’s graduate in chemical engineering to work in a civil service position? III. How to tell the boss? If I don’t say it, I won’t pass the political review; but what if I do say it and still can’t get in? (Deeply worried)
Which industry does the landlord want to switch to? Say it out loud to help organize my thoughts. . .
Selling snacks, selling snacks, selling snacks, selling snacks,
Oh my god. . Why have you come out again? . . The snack shop was put on hold due to the need for a business license and a health permit. . . The store closed early. . . You want to buy it? I still have the supplier’s contact information. . .
Even if I were to buy, I definitely wouldn’t buy in large quantities... Why do you try to act as a moderator everywhere?
Earn a salary~~ It’s quite fun~~~~~~~~~
Civil servant, are you also in the chemical industry?
Strictly speaking, it already falls under the category of energy. . . Construct an LNG pressure regulation and metering skid. .
The industry has been struggling in recent years, and it’s hard to say what the future will hold.
I also graduated this year with a master’s degree in chemical engineering; I am currently working at an environmental engineering company. My colleagues there wonder why someone with a background in chemical engineering would work in the environmental sector. The chemical industry is stable and considered a fundamental industry, although it is currently facing difficulties. But other industries are suffering due to the overall poor economic conditions, so after all, the chemical industry is still better than the environmental sector. . . ”I was also torn~~
Environmental protection should be stronger than the chemical industry these days, and it’s also safer in terms of the working environment