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I am a graduate from the class of 2016, and it’s time to look for a job. I’m looking for a position related to chemistry and engineering in Beijing, Shanghai, or Guangzhou, but after attending many job fairs, I’ve rarely found any jobs that meet the location requirements. I wonder what the seniors think about this matter ; Also, as a recent graduate, I’m not quite sure which area of the chemical industry I should focus on, and I would like to seek advice from those who are more experienced. Thank you (PS: I personally think there are good prospects for development in the field of chemical environmental protection; I’m not sure what others think)
Only by entering the workplace can one understand society
Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou – big cities. Can you afford the housing prices there? :D
Child, you’ve arrived in 2012
The chemical industry has not been doing well in recent years. . . There’s still some work to be done in terms of environmental protection. The consumption levels and housing prices in Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou. . . Think about it carefully
I thought that after all, I’m young, so I should go out and see the world, broaden my horizons. After all, news spreads quickly in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen, which should be helpful for my future development. As for buying a house and such, I’ve never even considered it (at least not yet). I wonder if thinking like this is too naive.
Could you, senior, please elaborate on your views in detail? :P
Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou are places where one can broaden their horizons; as for P, I think that as long as one can adapt to this fast-paced lifestyle and work environment, it’s possible to get by despite the stress.
Personally, I haven’t thought about these issues yet; it’s a bit early for me to consider them, after all, I’m still young. Senior, I think you must have had a passionate, restless, and uneasy heart when you were young as well.