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This post was last edited by Ruan Zhonghua on 2015-11-28 at 21:01. It’s been a long time since I last returned to this warm family. I have been working in the chemical industry for over 4 years (to be precise, I have spent 4 years in a chemical company). I haven’t learned much in terms of technical skills; after completing my tasks, I was assigned to work on new projects. Those projects didn’t get off the ground, so I was reassigned to another role, and now I am working in an administrative position. I’ve been working for over a year now, and I feel that technical work is more suitable for me. The bureaucratic environment is too complicated; I don’t have the emotional intelligence needed for it, so I want to change jobs. But with the chemical industry in such a poor state these days, what other industry can be considered reliable? Looking for recommendations! PS: Since things are relatively slow at the office, and upon someone’s recommendation, I came across a pretty good financial management platform, which I’d like to recommend to everyone.
Are you recommending financial products as priority choices?
The best things are often at the end! ! ! Bro, I recommend you try acting in skits – there are tons of comedic elements in them! ! !
Talents, feel free to come by and discuss finance!
Go straight to do financial management work – and still need to recommend jobs?
Both the beginning and the end are important; however, the first aspect represents the overall direction, while the second aspect represents the specific goals.
I’m still working at this company; I plan to resign after the New Year. I’ve also never worked in the field of finance.