Where will I be at 30?
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I’m 24 years old now, and my job involves water treatment as part of a dispatch service. I’ve suddenly started to think about where I might be in a few years. My goal is to become an irreplaceable technical expert – but what’s the path to achieving that?
With such a clear vision for yourself now, you will definitely be able to achieve your goals by the age of 30. However, the path to success is full of obstacles, setbacks, and hardships. It requires you to stay true to your original aspirations and to persevere with strong determination and resilience; even if you don’t achieve your goal, you won’t be far off from it!
Wastewater treatment is a great field; once you master it, you can achieve success in it. There is such a high level of emphasis on environmental protection these days. It is becoming increasingly difficult for companies to handle wastewater treatment.
Irreplaceability must exist within a certain range or unit; if it is irreplaceable in all units, then it becomes difficult. So the first step is irreplaceable within the current unit, and then one must seek their own irreplaceability in a broader scope.
Nothing is irreplaceable, unless it is innate. If the Earth were to lose someone, would it stop rotating for a few seconds or something like that? You are a child of your parents, and that is irreplaceable.
I agree with what was said above; they can only be considered experts in technology. The more needs there are for their skills, the more influence they have. . . It appears in every generation
Nothing is irreplaceable. If you like this job, just do it well~
What is learned from books seems shallow; to truly understand something, one must put it into practice.