Xiaobai is seeking help
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I’m in my senior year, majoring in Process Equipment and Control Engineering. If I work in a cosmetics factory, what kind of tasks will I be doing? What equipment will I operate? Is it similar to working in a chemical plant? ? ?
First, you need to learn their manufacturing processes, procedures, and principles before you can focus on your specific equipment or control systems.
Well, I have a video interview in a few days, which is to be conducted by my supervisor. I’m now thinking about what knowledge I need to prepare. If I go, I’ll bring some cosmetics for you or your sister-in-law
Cosmetics 2: High hygiene standards are required; the environment must be clean and tidy, and the equipment should be of high quality. It’s better than the chemical industry, and the processes are also simpler
I’m an older person; I’ve never been in interviews like this before. But through years of education and being influenced by new trends, I feel that we’re not there to engage in marketing activities for companies (at least not at the beginning). There’s no need to boast either. What matters is that we have a certain theoretical foundation (the professional knowledge acquired in university) as well as some practical experience. When entering a new working environment (which we certainly don’t know much about), we will work diligently, keep learning, and accumulate experience.
I just graduated and still want to learn more; otherwise, I won’t have any place to go.
Well, I’ll tell you the truth – I still hope to go to a place where I can learn knowledge. After all, I’m young and should work hard; the knowledge that my elder brother possesses is what I aspire to gain.
Continuously seek and clarify one’s own position in practice, while deepening technical skills and experience.
First, go and gain experience at the grassroots level, and then it’s best to strive for positions in research and development or management! ! ! ! ! ! !
Thank you, brother. I’ve signed with Great Wall Motors as well; I’ll head to the workshop first
No, it should be to operate the device first and then manage it.