I would like to ask everyone, what are the working conditions like at chemical engineering planning and design institutes?
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RT, I’m about to graduate with my master’s degree and might end up working at a chemical engineering design and planning firm – it’s a firm with Class A certification. However, they haven’t specified the salary details, which is a bit confusing… Those who know anything about this situation please share their insights. Thank you all!~
I suggest you don’t focus on the salary for now~~ Consider first whether the company has a promising future and whether it can provide you with a platform to learn and develop your skills~~
Around 2000-4000 before taxes, I guess. The benefits should be fairly good.
The chemical engineering design institute is not bad; don’t worry about the salary for now – focus on gaining experience at the company before thinking about anything else. Design institutes are much better than enterprises.
The salary surely can’t be high; it’s similar across the country. It’s already good enough to cover living expenses at first…… Foreign companies offer higher salaries
It won’t be high in the first year; stay for two years and see first
Let’s talk about work first; the salary for someone with a master’s degree from a provincial planning institute is 1500
The prospects for compensation don’t seem very good; it probably varies from place to place
Some are happy while others are sad; after graduating, don’t compare your treatment with that of your classmates. What’s important is to look at the prospects for development in 10 or 20 years