I haven’t been to Haichuan for a long time. How are everyone who works in the instrumentation field?
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The entire industry is in a downturn – is the instrumentation role you’re in doing well?
Just look at the popularity of the chemical engineering forums to understand the current market situation.
I’ve been working in instrument maintenance for four years now; I need to plan for the next few years, as I’m approaching thirty.
Yeah, I’m almost 30 now. I’ve been working as an instrument technician for four years, and I’m not sure what will happen in the future. I want to change careers but don’t know what to do; I’m a bit lost.
I agree; it doesn’t seem promising for the future in this industry, Sigh. . . . .
I’ve been working with instruments for three years; I studied automation, but was assigned to a position related to instruments. All my work involves dealing with field instruments, and I’m feeling lost
The instrumentation industry shouldn’t have been affected; judging from the activity on the forum, the instrumentation section sees the most posts every day, and it’s impossible to go through them all:D
An elder once said: If you didn’t behave well in your past life, then in this life you must work in instrumentation:@
Not good, I’m exhausted. The dry process is still better, with faster improvement. China does not pay enough attention to skilled occupations; those in technical roles are generally considered second-class, with lower salaries compared to those in manufacturing fields. :curse::Q:'(
Get out of it; I’ve been out of it for several years now