Chemical operators in demand locally

my only comment is this. a few years ago now when dupont opened up their hiring pool. i made a grand total of 3200 miles in travel to even get the chance of being in their hiring pool. then this past winter dupont completely changed their hiring process and would now have to go back thru the whole ordeal in order to be considered yet again. talk about a bit of a let down, that was a lot of time, effort, and money involved to make that hiring pool.

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funfun, you are not our "neighbour". So, troll on brother.

I, for one, am excited for this upcoming generation and the prospects that it will have. Study hard, keep your social media clean & keep off the drugs. I'm also excited for the retirees, current and near future, from all the local facilities. It has to give you piece of mind to know that there is a revitalization of your industry on its way.

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I don't care what classes you take thinking it will land you a job at a local chemical plant.Everyone needs to know that supervisions family are always the best qualified especially at DuPont,that is what is wrong with DuPont now too many children of supervision thinking DuPont owes them a good living, that is why most can't wait to retire or retire early and take plenties for going early just to get away from the bulls@*t.I know of alot this happens & usually most new hires shouldn't work as dog walkers let alone DuPont.

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So sorry about you CTP Fun. I guess I can understand your obsessive bitterness but it is wearing a little thin. Seriously, you are reduced to trolling every mention of your former employer and trying to spew as much of your anger as you can muster. Then you come in under other names to agree with yourself??? Its time to let it go, seriously, just move on.

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