I signed a contract with Foxconn in Shenzhen this year, and my position is PQE. The hiring manager asked me to read a book about anodic treatment before my internship, and the other two books (I forgo

I signed a contract with Foxconn in Shenzhen this year, and my position is PQE. The hiring manager asked me to read a book about anodic treatment before my internship, and the other two books (I forgot. First of all, we must learn electrochemistry, followed by electrophoresis (including pretreatment phosphating, etc. ), painting, electroplating, etc. , and separation process, surfactants, chemical thermodynamics and so on. In fact, there is only a part of the knowledge that can really be used. More professional people can learn more, but others know better. And you are studying chemical engineering (well, so am I), so it is ok to know the basic knowledge and methods of chemistry. Have a nice day at work.