What is the impression of people around you regarding the chemical industry?
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Speaking of this, I have to complain: my colleagues are definitely fine, but old classmates and friends who have nothing to do with the chemical industry – whenever the topic of chemistry comes up, it becomes very awkward. You’ll find that it’s as if you have chemical pollution on you; it always feels strange. They will consider it an unknown field; even if they are aware of it, their knowledge is limited to chemical pollution. This means we have to keep explaining, and even then they may not understand – it’s really exhausting. I wonder if everyone is the same as me? "
In the eyes of ordinary people, those working in the chemical industry are associated with danger, toxicity, explosions, and dirt
To those who don’t know, you seem like someone involved in drug production – things like ecstasy and viruses – and they ask you questions out of curiosity
The chemical industry provides people with many necessities of life; without them, it would even be impossible to live! I think it’s all caused by the real estate industry; once there are chemical plants in the area around you, the value of your land drops. Also, I think this issue will have to be resolved sooner or later; a property tax will eventually be implemented.
You’re overthinking it. Do as you please.
Chemistry is a particularly amazing and sacred discipline.
Tell them about daily chemical products, such as soaps, candles, plastics, and the like. . .
The real estate industry loves to claim that it’s due to chemical pollution~
Let me choose again; I still wouldn’t choose chemical engineering
This is so awkward; it’s hard to change careers. Well, maybe I should change my profession then – being a junior accountant in the chemical industry would be fine, haha