It’s best to switch careers as early as possible! !
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If you feel that you don’t like the chemical industry and want to change careers, you should do so as soon as possible. Don’t hesitate, and don’t doubt yourself – deciding to change careers is definitely the right choice. As someone who has worked in the chemical industry for many years, I’ve observed the people and situations around me, and I’ve realized that this field really offers no prospects; the salary is lower than in most other industries, the working conditions are dirty, hazardous, and dangerous, and most workers have to work night shifts. It’s definitely not the bright future you imagined when you first entered university! The original poster has been graduated for five years now, and no one will hire him even if he changes careers. I’m not bothered by the low salary he offers, but he thinks I’m too old – what a pity!
It is necessary to determine the career path one will pursue for making a living within five years of graduation
Personally, I think the first two years after graduation are the ideal period to change careers. One can try working in a chemical plant; if it doesn’t suit them, they should change careers right away without hesitation. Sometimes, just a year passes while one is hesitating. At first, the salary in another industry might be lower, but after a few years, no industry will be that bad
As one gets older and gains more experience, the passion of youth fades away~~~
Actually, what’s the difference between doing anything? Dislike arises because you understand. But right after graduating, being like a newborn calf that isn’t afraid of tigers, what did I know?
At first, I really liked it, after all, my major was in petrochemical engineering. But as you said, after a certain period of time, people will feel confused and depressed, hesitating between leaving or forcing themselves to endure further!
The original poster is telling the truth; if I were to change careers now, I wouldn’t mind a lower salary, but he would object to my age
Being young is truly an asset; these days, many people who want to change careers are turned down because they’re considered too old
**Those who work in technology are never respected; few companies are willing to invest money in people. They think that anyone can do the job after a year or two, and quality doesn’t matter as long as the work gets done.** This is why the longer you work, the more awkward it becomes.