Female master’s degree in chemical engineering, 5 years of experience in design – should she change careers or stick with it?
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How much longer can this industry survive? It’s sad that the income we earn these days isn’t even enough to cover the cost of baby formula and childcare; we’re busy every day yet still can’t make ends meet. I really feel that we need to find a way around this, but I don’t know what to do
The traditional industries are in a difficult situation; only sectors like finance and computing are doing relatively well…
In recent years, the overall situation for design companies has been poor. Whether to change careers or stick with it depends mainly on whether there are better opportunities available and on how well prepared you are
A female master’s graduate in chemical engineering – can’t even earn enough money for her child’s formula? ? It’s fine even if it’s purely imported
My child’s father is also a designer; although he’s better at it than I am, there are still mortgage payments, household expenses and other living costs to deal with.:'(
It mainly depends on your interests; if you’re not happy in your job, consider changing careers
Working in state-owned enterprises is not easy; the pay is low, and the overall environment is poor. Changing careers means starting from scratch. It seems that for women, it’s better to become teachers or try to get a government job, as this allows more time to spend with children. However, it requires great determination to give up one’s own field of expertise