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Reply #2 2012-01-03

There is potential in design and procurement; basically, a job in design entails a fixed salary with little room for financial growth. In my opinion

Reply #3 2012-01-03

Reply to 2# guojiajin “Personally, I think”? Are you an amateur too? I hope experienced friends can give some advice.

Reply #4 2012-01-03

It depends on your personal characteristics. If you have a solid foundation and work hard, your prospects in technology are excellent ； If you have a business mind, there is great potential ahead. Everyone can become successful; no one else can determine your path to success.

Reply #5 2012-01-04

Reply to 4# wiseboy: Yes, many people say that when it comes to equipment design, is it necessary to obtain a certificate? What kind of certificate would be suitable?

Reply #6 2012-01-04

Many people look at what others do as the best path; who can see your future?

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