Why is the chemical industry in turmoil?
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I recently returned to Haichuan to take a look at my career life. Although I am aware that the chemical industry has indeed been in a poor state recently, I still don’t quite understand it – it can’t possibly be as bad as some people complain; some even say it’s good enough to just get paid. Could you provide a bit more detail, such as the length of service, job responsibilities, position, and the approximate salary? Let’s discuss it with each other
I don’t think anyone will bring it up.
It must be tough for design institutes and small chemical plants; recently, state-owned enterprises have also been laying off many employees. The domestic refining industry, on the other hand, is doing fairly well
The petrochemical industry is still okay, but the fine chemical industry is having a hard time due to rising raw material costs.
With the current high pressure to protect the environment and an overall unfavorable economic climate, the chemical industry faces considerable pressure
Don’t worry, everyone – you have each other by your side in times of unemployment
It seems that everyone thinks there are no projects, especially in design firms
There is significant pressure to ensure safety, protect the environment, and reduce energy consumption and emissions – it’s a lot of pressure indeed
Production is restricted for safety and environmental reasons, making things difficult. The main issue is that there are too many people working in the chemical industry; it seems that scarcity makes things more valuable, and the same applies to those who work in this sector