May I ask, what are the challenges in the field of chemical engineering processes?
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Excuse me, what are the challenges in the field of chemical engineering processes? There’s someone in the Process Technology Department who keeps coming to our Mechanical Equipment Department and acting arrogantly. I need to find some challenge to put him to the test and curb his arrogance
Personally, I think chemical processes are much simpler than chemical equipment, and there are also more opportunities for promotion in the field of chemical processes. But the manufacturing process relies on equipment to function properly, just as the U.S. military depends on advanced equipment. If there’s a problem with the equipment, not only will the managers blame me, but also my colleagues in the same department and the workers below me will scold me. Therefore, the task of developing equipment is arduous. As for finding a difficult problem, it’s simple: use one’s own strengths to overcome the opponent’s weaknesses.
Has it been injection-molded? Have you passed the first-level constructor exam? Has Gao Gong given his evaluation?
Yeah, ask him if he has these certificates. If he says he doesn’t, then what’s so great about him?
Difficulties in the field of processes. . . Apart from being used to make bricks, are there any projects with a gross profit of 10% using fly ash? What else can be done with the oxygen-enriched exhaust gas from air separation nitrogen production, aside from using it for combustion in boilers (to achieve a profit margin of over 10%)? With excessive levels of heavy metals and COD in water bodies, how can one achieve profitability while purifying the water source? In fact, the challenge in this process is how to make a profit; it’s nothing else – there’s no technical difficulty involved. . .
You understand the craftsmanship better than him; why is he still acting so arrogant?
You can ask him questions regarding the manufacturing process area. If he’s very knowledgeable, it’s understandable to be a bit bold in asking questions. If he realizes that you’re also an expert, maybe you’ll find common ground and start communicating with each other
This is the truth. Most of the show-off people I’ve met actually have real skills. You can understand him, and he can understand you; you’re sure to be able to get along and grow together.
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With both the chemical engineering certification and the first-level constructor certification already in hand, is it really necessary to have an advanced engineer certification as well? If I already have a chemical engineering certificate, do I not need to worry about the senior engineer certificate?