Can combining unit process design with equipment design enable cooperation with foreigners?
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Coming from a background in equipment, I want to learn *unit process design in order to combine processes with equipment and work with foreigners; for example, if they are good at processes while I handle part of the work. Of course, the ultimate goal is to make more money. Is there such a precedent?
It’s not easy; foreigners attach great importance to this
Do you have any experience in this area? Let’s talk about it – what if one only deals with equipment, such as analysis and design?
Why must we necessarily cooperate with foreigners? Foreigners who are able to work should not be short of money; what about those in China?
This post was last edited by kiki3 on 2016-10-18 15:03. What route to take in China? Abroad, it’s because they don’t lack money that they are able to earn more. Additionally, do foreign countries place more emphasis on technology as well?
To be honest, I don’t understand your logic. I’m not sure whether you have researched the characteristics and differences between the chemical industries at home and abroad. Also, what specific area or direction do you intend to work in?
Are there such opportunities in the country? I don’t know. Tell me
Are there such opportunities in the country? I don’t know. Tell me