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What kind of positions are suitable for girls in the chemical industry, aside from administrative and HR roles? After all, most people who enter this industry have backgrounds in science and engineering. Discussion is welcome
Design, consulting, preparation of various specialized reports, procurement and sales, and more.
Is there a technical department? Finance department? Marketing department? Purchasing Department?
The chemical analysis should be fine; it just requires on-site sampling
It depends on the individual; it depends on one’s personality and preferences. However, it is definitely not recommended that girls stay at the production site for long periods of time
Generally, it’s not you who chooses the department; it’s the department that chooses you. Unfortunately, after working shifts for a few years, I got married and had children, and then continued to work shifts. Those who are lucky enough to work in an office and have excellent writing skills can get promoted to secretary~~~~ It seems that women working in chemical plants have only two options: to work shifts or not to work shifts, but this choice isn’t up to them; in other words, once they start working there, they don’t really have a choice~~~~ The only options left are to stay on or to quit~~~~
Generally, it’s not you who chooses the department; it’s the department that chooses you.
Actually, any of those positions would work; it depends on one’s mindset...... As long as there are no shift work requirements, everything else should be acceptable
Girls are really not suitable for chemical engineering positions. .
Do not produce, do not research and develop, do not analyze. In short, it’s best not to get involved with materials at all