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It’s really hard to find jobs these days!

2019-11-21View Original

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The unprecedented boom in the market has made it difficult to find pipeline engineers in Beijing and Tianjin areas; it is hoped that this favorable situation will continue for many years.
Reply #22019-11-21
1. On the one hand, it’s difficult to find jobs, and on the other hand, it’s hard to recruit employees. There is a certain gap in the requirements between the two. 2. For example: between those with a high level of education and those with experience, which one should be chosen? For many companies, the top priority is candidates with high educational qualifications and under 45 years of age, which results in people over 45 having difficulty finding jobs; I belong to this latter group.
Reply #32019-11-21
There are many factors, and it also depends on the type of contract; here, when signing a project contract, age is not taken into consideration. The market conditions are still too good at the moment; many projects are underway simultaneously, which has led to a shortage of manpower.
Reply #42019-11-21
Piping engineers have always been regarded by many as the most hardworking and exhausting. . The salary is low, the work involves no technical skills, and it’s the first to be cut in layoffs. . . Many people have changed careers. . New graduates can be hired and trained for a few years. .
Reply #52019-11-21
A few years ago, I would get a response pretty quickly after submitting my resume, but now it’s as if my resume disappears without a trace – no response at all. It’s heartbreaking.
Reply #62019-11-22
It’s hard to find people, but their wages haven’t increased
Reply #72019-11-22
There are indeed many aspects related to pipelines, but the technical complexity is not high; checking the manual is usually sufficient to solve the problems
Reply #82019-11-22
I think looking up manuals is a technical skill; many people want to do it but don’t know how. Moreover, pipeline engineers are also required to have a high level of experience; pipes constructed without such experience will definitely have shortcomings!
Reply #92019-11-22
;Can’t even look it up in the manual? It’s just a lack of experience
Reply #102019-11-22
It can’t be put that way; even when looking at the same manual, the results produced by different people can vary in quality – those with stronger skills will produce much better results
Reply #112019-11-22
In fact, in design institutes, various specialties generally solve problems by referring to manuals and standards. . Most design institutes only handle the engineering work and create drawings; the process packages or technical details still have to be provided by the client.

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