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That place next to the Beijing Petroleum Complex – where there’s no official employment status or household registration, and one has to sign a contract with a third-party labor dispatch company – is it worth it for someone with a master’s degree in chemistry? I would be extremely grateful if everyone could give me some advice!
Without a household registration, what will happen to your records? I don’t feel too good; you decide for yourself! It’s a bit difficult to get a household registration in Beijing
One of my classmates, who has a master’s degree from the Beijing University of Petroleum, went there last year; he didn’t have local residency rights either. It depends on how much you value having residency rights – if it’s important to you, then it’s better to avoid it. Otherwise, you can spend a few years there to gain experience and then start your own business. There are quite a few projects available there, and if you’re willing to learn with an open mind, you can acquire a lot of knowledge. Additionally, when deciding whether to go or not, you should also consider whether the position assigned to you is related to the core business activities; if it’s not, think carefully before making a decision
So, what’s the compensation like? How much can one earn in a year?
I heard that the benefits are quite good; although there’s no household registration requirement, it’s still a great company
Top, if anyone knows, please help introduce it again
Which unit did the original poster go to later? Did you go to the planning institute? I have something to consult with you about
It’s already difficult to obtain a Beijing household registration; what difference does it make where one’s household registration is located? Based on personal experience, keeping one’s household registration in one’s hometown has saved a lot of trouble. It’s easy to move out of one’s household registration location, but difficult to move back. It’s fine as long as the development is good.