Someone with 12 years of experience in the chemical industry~Thoughts arising from experience……
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Professional equipment sector – industrial chemical production; no promotion in 12 years, salary at 5K, no vision for the future. The chemical industry is going through a tough period right now – heavy pressures related to environmental regulations and safety issues. I’m starting to question my life: why is my salary so low? It’s important to have a good job and an employer so that salaries can be compared fairly. I’m trying to leave the chemical industry now; I wonder how things are going for Haiyoumen It’s written a bit messily~ When you work in a chemical industrial park, the sky is grayish, the smells are strange, there’s yellow powder on the ground, and dust is in the air. There’s always dust on the bedside table that can’t be cleaned away. Escaping might mean relief; I regret entering the chemical industry. Some people may do well there, but most never manage to succeed
Have you learned it? If you learn it, can you really earn 20,000 per month? If you really earn 20,000 per month, would you still come here to post such small ads?
It seems that in every field, there are those who aren’t doing as well as they could. . . . . . Will changing careers definitely bring satisfaction? One still has to work hard on their own; by striving hard and standing out in one’s field, a stable income can be achieved. After all, it’s the companies that are declining, not the industries as a whole
Long working hours do not necessarily mean more achievements; what matters is the effort put in, as it is only through effort that results can be achieved.
Where has the original poster run off to? 12 years – it’s hard to imagine
How is the original poster doing now? They just submitted their resignation recently and are planning to work in sales. . .