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Which is better, working in piping design or general contracting project department?

2008-02-14View Original

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I have been engaged in pipeline material design for a year and a half. The company is currently recruiting staff for the general contracting project department internally. I would like to ask you which one is better? Thank you
Reply #22008-02-14
Of course, if you have more money, it’s better to work on projects. However, if you have good coordination skills, you will definitely require the project department to ; On the other hand, if you can endure loneliness, it is better to get rid of technology.
Reply #32008-02-14
Well, the General Contracting Project Department has oil and water! Come to me to buy valves!
Reply #42008-02-14
It must be for projects and design. I sit in front of the computer every day and play early in the morning!
Reply #52008-02-14
The project department requires a wide range of knowledge and experience. Working in the project department is a good choice. It is very training. If you continue to work in piping in the future, it will also be of great help.
Reply #62008-02-15
Everyone has their own way, the key is to see how you adjust and how to adapt. There is a saying that goes well - do what you do and love what you do! ! !
Reply #72008-02-15
Go to the project department, it’s better if you can drink
Reply #82008-02-15
Totally agree! In the end it is better to settle down and become a professional!
Reply #92008-02-15
It must be the project department. After practicing for a few years and then returning to the design studio, you will find out by then* * income

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