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My classmates who just graduated are working at oil refineries across different locations. It seems to be part of Sinopec, but the benefits vary from place to place. What’s the reason for that? Is it better in the south or the north? Which is better, oil refineries or chemical plants?
It’s definitely different; the south is better than the north. In my opinion, the treatment levels in different regions are as follows: CNPC > Sinopec. Within Sinopec, the order is Maoming > Zhenhai > Guangdong Petrochemical > Shanghai > Yangzi > Qingdao > Yanshan > Tianjin > Jilin Refinery > Qilu > Shihua Refinery
There’s an expert upstairs; everyone, speed up! The evaluation is complete!
It’s helpful and useful as a reference; thank you. Let’s see if there’s a chance to get into CNPC
As a supplementary note, within a company, the order is design > sales > research > production
It must be different, right? At my place, CNPC offers slightly better benefits than Sinopec.
The benefits at CNPC in my area are much better than those at Sinopec
Design > Sales > Research > Production? Well, it seems we need to identify the right target. Thank you
The benefits at Maoming Petrochemical are indeed better.
What concerns me is how to get into Sinopec.
Do you want to work at Sinopec? Why? What do you think is good about that company? If you really want to work there, you should go to the south. I’m currently working at Sinopec, and I don’t see anything good about it at all; the benefits are terrible too. Here we don’t even get 35,000 per year! Do you still want to come here? Well, we work at Sinopec Hubei Fertilizer, and the company loses money every year… It’s constantly operating on and off, which is frustrating; we barely earn any money at all. I’m completely confused`~
CNOOC South China Sea Petrochemical is great; the benefits and facilities available there are excellent
It’s all Sinopec – why isn’t it standardized?
Within Sinopec: Maoming > Zhenhai > Guangdong Petrochemical > Shanghai > Yangzi > Qingdao > Yanshan > Tianjin > Jilin Refinery > Qilu > Shihua Refinery. How was this conclusion reached?
The Jinan Refinery is quite good; why was it ranked low? It should be re-evaluated
Doing the same work and putting in the same effort – why is there such a big difference? It’s very unfair to the employees! ! ! ! Horizontal comparison should be carried out within the company.
The treatment is of course different! It mainly depends on the profitability of each entity, as well as the local consumption level, such as housing prices! :)
First of all, what I want to say is that the answer to this question is quite obvious – it’s not the era of equal treatment for everyone; how could things be the same in such a situation? I have worked at two Sinopec subsidiaries; the benefits offered at the two were different, and there were also significant differences among various departments within each subsidiary.
It seems we younger ones need to think it over carefully.