Readers Respond: Working as a Chemical Engineer

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Hello, htis field is evergreen, many of people choose this branch but they dont know about that branch. so be ware of it. Try to do something new. Try to understand all basic things, so you will get a job as a "chemical engineer".It looks easy but experience is very hard. After god the next cerative power is chemists. So all the best........
—Guest ashwini

A lot of scope of chemical engineering but shortage of jobs as well in pakistan.But i will work hard make more opportunities for job..........Inshallah
—Saeedr337

After God, the next creative power is bestowed upon chemists. So as a Che. Engr, think of creating useful things out of ordinary things in your environment. Develop yourself and become a renowned industrialist.
—Guest Udubor W. C.

I'm currently in matric ,i cannot wait to commence this course ...I'm hypnotized by ChE... cannot think of any other course.I am destined for this irrespective of its challenges am ready.To all youth out there its our responsibility to elevate our countries to greater highs,therefore partake in the development of your countries .ChE will make this possible.Come out of your closet guys and discover the beauty and the passion of chemistry in your surroundings .Guys head for greatness just as I'm trusting God almighty to grant me PhD in ChE... and yes you and I 'CAN' do it....''WATCH OUT WORLD,...PROF NKOSINATHI IS ABOUT TO INVADE YOUR HABITAT WITH CHEMISTRY TAKING YOU TO GREATNESS....
—Guest NKOSINATHI

little did i know about the scope of a chemical engineer! He is one of the highest paid engineers across the globe, apart from the varied fields/opportunities of work... It is undoubtedly a brilliant branch of study n work!
—Guest ameya

i am only 17 but i had this great confusion of what i was going to do in future.But i've now decided that i'll be doin ChemE as i love chemistry.Thanks for the comments.
—Guest guest alex

i was graduated with B.Sc. in chemical Engineering in 2009 but, till now i could get job opportunities.in the future may be .....
—Guest Falmataa dhugaa

I am a chemical engineer with masters degree and experience in petrochemical field. All in India. Now I am in us with my husband. I AM FINDING IT DIFFICULT TO GET A JOB.
—Guest vIJAYAN

Chemical engineering is as hard as it is interesting as dagerous as is lucarative and it also gives us a chance on living a king and a scientists's life at a sane time
—Guest BINOY SHAH

I'm going to start collage in a year, yes i am young indeed. But, very ambitious. I want to be a chemical engineer as i am very dedicated to chemistry & the other sciences. Many people have warned me & informed me about the difficulties that i would face in the future due to the demand of VERY hard work in order to be a successful chemical engineer. But i'm willing to take the chance! I'm a little confused between scientists and engineers, and im not 100% sure which field shall i chose but most likely engineering. I believe i have a lot of potential but i also am a little concerned. Is it easy to find jobs as a chem.engr.? Several questions are going through my head. I'm about to do my IGCSE this year and i want to be sure of what is on my mind. But after reading some of the comments, it does seem like it is exactly what i am looking for.. (:
—Guest Guest Aisha

your job looks very not easy, maybe it might be but it looks very hard to do when you work there and get to remember every single thing you need to do. i think i like to be chemical engineer myself if i pass college and i would be a chemical engineerer to become an chemical engineering person but i am only18 so it would be better if i had that job 'cause it looks very good to try and i would like to even teach kids how to be an chemical engineerer and be very smart and have a big brian. i would even be an awesome teacher to all the student i teach and give them all the information i can give them and let them even tell you i will listen to every word that you teach me and give me all the information i would need and want to learn all tyhe thing i will need.
—Guest katasha lopez

Chemical engineering is an amalgamation of everything to do with science, technology and engineering!..it is absolutely a enjoyable experience though tougher than a majority of its counterparts. i have never regretted opting for it.
—Guest Mehak

any chemical engineer graduate from curtin sarawk? or heard about curtin sarawak?
—Guest minyi

I'm a first year chemical engineer student, I love Math and physic, but I don't know what kind of Job am gonna to get as a chmcal eng. in the future
—Guest Precursor Rilwan

I am studying to become a chemical engineer. It takes alot of hard work and dedication however, gaining the knowledge it takes to be a ChE and the people you meet, you are setting yourself up not only for success but for positive change in our world. You have as much possibility and the work you are able to put in and the research and development throughout your career will make a difference in many lives.
—Guest Cairo : )