Why don't you want to study chemical engineering?

1, the average wage level in the chemical industry is not high. On the one hand, the profit margin of manufacturing industry is not as good as that of it and financial industry. On the other hand, the positions with the largest number of people in chemical enterprises are usually operators of production lines, which lowers the average salary level.

2. The working environment of chemical enterprises is relatively uncomfortable. Chemical parks are usually far away from the central city, so life is inconvenient and commuting time is long. Of course, it is not as good as sitting in an office in the sun and rain, and there are additional personal safety risks such as poisoning, fire and explosion.

3, front-line personnel usually have to work shifts, and many chemical plants require undergraduate graduates who have just entered the factory to work shifts on the production line for a period of time. The taste of changing shifts is really hard.

All the above are facts. Do children who have studied chemical engineering feel that the future is dark? Actually, it's not necessary

First of all, for undergraduates majoring in chemical engineering. As I am an undergraduate, my advantages are strong plasticity and high flexibility. Without too much consideration of professional background, employment can completely jump out of the chemical industry. We only need to know the whereabouts of previous graduates, and we can know that the proportion of chemical graduates changing careers is very high, and majors are not a problem.

Secondly, even if you enter the chemical industry, you don't have to evolve factories, you can consider upstream and downstream related enterprises. Even if the factory evolves, it doesn't have to go into the pit of production. There are also many job opportunities in other positions, such as marketing, sales, procurement, logistics and quality. The key is to suit yourself.

Finally, if you don't have a job, you can continue your studies and change your major when you take the postgraduate entrance examination, but this road is more difficult.

In a word, for undergraduates, entering the chemical engineering major is nothing too terrible. Youth is capital, and there are many opportunities for change.