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Those who have worked at BYD, please come and introduce it to us. Among those of us in the chemical industry, there must be people working at BYD on battery research and development. Please introduce them
I don’t work at BYD. . . But one classmate works at BYD in Shenzhen; I’m not sure if they are involved in battery production. Before graduating, he said he could earn 3–4k; it seems to be that amount, or maybe a little less than 5k. . . I got in touch once a few days ago; they said that salaries had dropped due to the economic crisis
I heard some time ago that some people at BYD were laid off~~
Hehe, that’s great news... :lol :lol :lol
I received an offer after graduating last year, but I didn’t take it; the work involved manufacturing antifreeze for cars, and I felt that it was a too narrow field, so I declined the offer
I have a classmate who works there; his salary is around 4K+, but it doesn’t seem like he’s involved in the chemical industry. It seems difficult to retain employees there – the working conditions are said to be quite poor. The economic crisis caused my classmate’s newly increased salary to drop again. You can search online; there should be posts about BYD that provide fairly detailed information.!P
I searched online for some information, and there were many negative reviews...:( I remember seeing an interview with BYD on CCTV’s economic channel before the New Year; BYD’s cars have received investment from Buffett, so it should be a good thing
For manufacturing companies, it’s also a good option right after graduation; salaries can reach 4K, and there are master’s degrees in technical fields. The staff turnover is high, as many employees need to be hired each year, similar to Foxconn
BYD cars are available for purchase here and they’re quite good, especially the F3 – it’s a domestic car brand that is developing rapidly! It seems that private enterprises as well as those from Hong Kong and Taiwan don’t have a very good reputation!