What is the employment prospect of light chemical engineering specialty?

The employment prospect of light chemical engineering specialty can't be said to be very good, but it's not too bad. If you want to find a job after graduation, you can basically find a counterpart job, but there is a certain gap in working environment and starting salary compared with the hot finance and IT.

Generally speaking, most recent graduates are technicians in paper mills and leather factories, and some factories may have to work in three shifts. The environment is relatively poor, and the quality of people in contact is uneven. They will feel a gap when they first work. Promotion is relatively difficult. It takes some time to get it, and the salary increase is relatively slow. It is not very friendly for girls to go to the factory to produce, so most girls work in the laboratory, which is characterized by easy work, but there is not much room for development and low wages. Doing similar experimental work day after day is easy to cause burnout.

If you don't want to enter the factory after graduation, you can also do R&D and related sales. R&D is much better than entering the factory in all aspects, but it requires high academic qualifications, and sales is also a very challenging job. Whether you are developed or starved to death depends on your personal nature. Most of the employment places of light chemical engineering majors are concentrated in the southern coastal areas with developed light industry, and some students who want to return to their hometown may find it difficult to find relevant jobs.

Generally speaking, the employment rate of light chemical industry is high, but the working environment is poor, the starting salary is low, the development is slow, and there are few job choices. As the saying goes, 360 lines is the best, no matter what major, as long as you are willing to work hard, I believe you will break out of your own sky. Of course, if it really doesn't match, don't stutter.