As a chemical engineer, where lies my future?
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As a chemical engineer, where lies my future? Every day is the same: going to work and coming back, doing the same things, day after day, year after year.
Life is just like that, unless you’re the boss
The same is true for those who are not in the chemical industry; their days are a repetition of what happened the previous day.
First, ensure that breathing, heartbeats, and the limbs respond as needed, and then focus on eating, dressing, sleeping, and working. . . Next, one encounters people, machines, and tools and uses them. . .
As someone with experience in the chemical industry, I advise you: since you’re already here, do your job wholeheartedly until you leave this position. Days pass one after another, but you can make them different; you feel bad because you’re not fulfilling enough.
If nothing changes, that’s just the way it is; if things change, it depends on one’s own fortune and luck. Of course, to have a future, hard work is inevitable
Working in a factory is indeed tough, especially with shift work! Don’t let your children study chemical engineering! !
There are tasks that need to be done in every industry, and sweeping streets is also hard work! I can only pour some \"encouraging words\" for myself.
This post was last edited by haiyuedzh on 2016-9-26 at 12:57. Is there a future in the chemical industry? If there is anything, it’s what you just said: “Going to work and coming back home every day, doing the same things, day after day, year after year.” And one more thing to add: there’s no wage increase throughout the year, and there’s an endless amount of work waiting to be done!
Every day is just the same, like copying and pasting. . .