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Pipeline design or project management, which one has better development?
It’s not the same category. Project management should be inferior to pipeline design! It is said that project management is defined as workers working on the construction site~~~:L
I think project management has a future. At the end of the pipeline design, you are a senior engineer. Project management can be a project manager, isn’t it great?
In fact, whichever field you are good at is very promising. The key is which field you are more interested in. Management requires all aspects of knowledge, and you often deal with people from various professions. Naturally, the requirements are higher. Pipeline design is relatively simple. Which field do you think you are more suitable for?
Project managers in the chemical industry generally do not have a management background. The process major is most likely to produce a project manager, followed by the pipeline major. On the contrary, those who stay on the project from the beginning are likely to develop into economists, project consultants, and supervisors, but it is difficult for them to undertake projects independently. This post was last edited by bastaro on 2009-3-18 20:30 ]
Of course, technology has developed, and now there are more people who are piping designers who specialize in drawing PDS and PDMS. They are said to be just tools, but I don’t know if they can learn the skills of a project manager. It’s hard to say yet.
This question is really difficult to answer. Project management can often be on-site, and pipelines can often have the opportunity to go to the site, and going to the site is the only way to do better in the design institute. But if it's process design, you might go to project management for a year or two and then return to the design position. Isn't that better? I wonder if you sea friends have any opinions?
In front of management are leaders, and in front of design are experts. Each has its own strengths! It depends on personal opinion. . .
Take a look at your personal interests and hobbies. Of course, do it yourself first. You should be able to feel what is more suitable!
Both majors are not good. The project manager will be given to you if you want to do it. Project management is a trap. Anyone can do it well, as long as you can deceive people. Pipeline design has little technical content and is a migrant worker job in the design world. In engineering companies or design institutes, most people are project managers with a background in process design. There are very few people who have a background in pipeline majors, and their words and reasoning are rough. Engineering design is just about drawing pictures and making forms to make ends meet, don't think so ambitiously.