What’s the future for the refining industry in three years?
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After graduating, I joined a state-owned enterprise that acquired private refineries and worked on shift. Three years have passed, and it feels like there’s no end to the hardships; there are still many challenges ahead, while those behind me are almost in a state of disarray. I would like to ask everyone: how can I improve my skills in the chemical industry? In which areas should I focus my efforts? After all, it’s quite difficult to change careers. Among my classmates, many are working in the chemical or petrochemical industries, and there are also quite a few working in design firms. Indeed, there are too many people like me in this industry
Friend, keep going – keep it up! What specific area are you working in?
The company was previously owned by an individual owner, and it has been less than 20 years since its establishment; as a result, there are still many problems related to employee management. The workers, in particular, have gradually given up resisting these conditions. Moreover, the bad habits of many long-term employees subtly influence their working methods and mood
That’s right; in fact, the fact that you think this way shows that you’re already very motivated. Opportunities are meant for those who strive to improve themselves. You can keep enhancing your skills – learning is an endless process. You can do it! If you have time, you can add me on QQ at 408209446. Actually, I often share similar thoughts as you do, so I really relate to what you’ve written
My situation is similar to yours; I worked shifts for 4 years, and now I’m not working on the production line anymore. qq731025486