We’ve lost our jobs; what can we do?
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2016 is coming to an end soon, and in the blink of an eye, I have been working for 20 years now. The coal chemical industry is in a poor state, and our salaries are getting worse by the day; I guess I’ll lose my job next year as well. I’ve been working in this field for over 20 years, and other than instruments, I don’t know anything else. I’ve lost my job; I don’t even know what I can do Sea friends, if you lose your jobs, what will you do?
Hehe, I’ll look for another job after getting laid off. I’m 30 now, and I have at most 5 days left before I get laid off. Life must go on
Firstly, their skill level as moderators is without issue； Secondly, since the moderator has raised this topic, I personally think that one should look for jobs based on their own strengths, see if there are any positions suitable for them; if not, they should change careers in order to survive.
Good analysis; as long as you’re alive, there’s always something to do. Getting up so early.
Some companies perform fairly well; the original poster might want to give companies in other regions a try.
Will the same be true in twenty years, when I am working in the petrochemical industry?
As the saying goes, those who are barefoot needn’t worry about wearing shoes, because there are too many things they can’t let go of or part with.
Experienced people will not go without food; new facilities should be set up to hire them. But it might be too far from home~~~
Maybe it really will happen, but just do your own job well~~~~
One can work in instrument sales or procurement-related roles