I’d like to ask everyone, which of these design firms should I choose? How is one’s career progression after working for three to five years?
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This post was last edited by tian*ngjian89 on 2018-4-2 at 10:13. Tianchen Engineering Company, Donghua Engineering Technology Company, and Huisheng Engineering Company – I have secured job positions in equipment design at these companies. I graduated last year and am currently working at a research institute affiliated with a central state-owned enterprise in Nanjing, where I am involved in analyzing the mechanical strength of environmental protection equipment. I am considering changing jobs and wonder what the strength of these companies is like What happens to an individual’s career development after working for three to five years? If I don’t change jobs, I might have to go back to school for a PhD, which would mean spending another four to five years in school; the prospects for a career after obtaining a PhD in chemistry and engineering aren’t very clear either. . . . I sincerely seek advice from all the seniors; I’m a recent graduate who doesn’t know how to choose a career or company.
The initial conditions at these companies are generally average. I’m not sure if you’re aware of the strength of these companies; which department would be best for learning something new upon starting work there, and which would offer better prospects for future development?
I suggest you focus on your work; in the field of machinery, it takes time and experience to succeed. Don’t leave; stay in your current position.
Bro, I’m not sure what the future direction is for strength analysis in environmental protection equipment It seems that the company’s management is rather chaotic at the moment; there are few opportunities and resources provided to newly hired masters. I work under a newly hired doctor as well, but that doctor isn’t very skilled either. What should I do to carry out my work and advance in my career?
Because I’ve been through it before; on one hand, you have just graduated and don’t know much about chemical engineering yet – it takes time to get the hang of it. Everyone who has just started working has this mindset: there’s no need to rush. With your skills, your future is bright, provided that you stay in a large company; besides, you’re currently working at a research institute. Once you leave, you will just be an ordinary worker, with a social status different from what you have now. You have two choices: either work steadily or join a multinational company.
Don’t change jobs too frequently; stay in one place for 2-3 years to learn some skills before moving on
The reply from above is practical; I hope the original poster will consider it. Changing jobs might offer a higher salary, but it’s still just another form of employment; one should value the current position
Go to Huiseng; Huiseng pays more； Those who have worked for 4 to 5 years can get 9 thousand. Traditional chemical engineering design firms are extremely stingy; salaries are determined based on seniority and position, and they’re just enough to cover basic living expenses.
These companies are truly not good places to work. Those who work in engineering design may not face immediate risks, but the working conditions are poor; those without sufficient experience in engineering have no advantage at all if they switch to such companies! Of course, the benefits mentioned upstairs for Huiseng are better compared to those of other positions, but try to avoid working on engineering projects!
It’s not easy to work in the design industry; it’s better to stay at a research institution if possible. As for which one to choose, it depends on where you want to develop your career; you need to take into account factors such as salary, housing prices, and inflation levels.