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I have been working in pipeline installation for two years now; my company is a state-owned enterprise, and I managed to get a job there after graduating with difficulty. It’s been two years, and I feel that the scope of work in this field is very limited. Today, after searching job websites up and down, I couldn’t find any relevant positions at all. Is it my narrow perspective, or is this industry too limited? Actually, I’m thinking about going back to my hometown to see if there are any suitable jobs, but it seems like I can’t do anything other than construction work. The university major’s nickname is “Process Showboating and Uncontrollable Engineering”:'(。 Dear sea friends, please give me some inspiration.
The overall environment is poor; it’s better to stay put. State-owned enterprises are stable, and I work in the field of process equipment as well
The overall environment is indeed poor, so state-owned enterprises have greater resilience to risks.
In the same field, it’s better to stay in a state-owned enterprise for now to avoid trouble. . . With such a poor overall environment, it’s very difficult to find a satisfactory job when one doesn’t have much work experience. . . After all, state-owned enterprises are more resilient; once the business conditions improve and you have enough experience, it’s not too late to move on to a higher-position role~~
The current situation in the chemical industry isn’t good, but there’s still a shortage of workers in construction. If you really don’t want to continue working in this field, you might consider looking for a job in construction management in another industry – it’s simple, safe, and well-paid{:3_64:}
Engineering projects are difficult to undertake, it’s hard to secure contracts, and it’s tough to get paid after completing the work. The suggestions from those upstairs are good – stay away from state-owned enterprises for now and hone your skills
The overall environment is really poor these days; leaving state-owned enterprises is not only a test of mindset, but the way of thinking and working methods may also differ greatly from those in private companies. When state-owned enterprises make mistakes, it usually results in a deduction from their salaries, while in private companies, employees are likely to be fired. Pipeline installation also involves technical expertise, such as in projects like the West-East Gas Pipeline. There may not be specific job positions for pipeline construction; usually, such work is carried out in conjunction with towers, tanks, and similar structures. Learn as much as you can, and then consider pursuing a career in this field in the future.
Do you have a professional title certificate? Is there a registration certificate? Do you know what to do now? Goodbye