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Should I join a large company or an ordinary one?

2009-04-18View Original

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Should I join a large company or an ordinary one? Large companies are structured and organized, but in many aspects they are too rigid and lack warmth. Small companies offer more freedom, yet in many ways they are too casual
Reply #22009-04-18
If I choose, I’ll go to a large company first :)
Reply #32009-04-18
Well, it varies from person to person. First, see if you have the ability. If you truly have the ability to take on significant responsibilities, it’s certainly better to go to a smaller company, where you can play a key role, become someone close to the leadership, and have great chances of getting promoted and a raise. But if your abilities are average, it’s better to go to a large company. Large companies are full of talented people; you can study hard, gain experience, and lay a solid foundation for your future development. Of course, part of it also depends on your personality and confidence. Think it through before making a decision; this should be an important matter. (Small suggestion)
Reply #42009-04-18
I just started working and have no experience. It’s best to go to large companies. If one is able to come out again, that makes them valuable
Reply #52009-04-18
I just started working; I have no experience. It’s better to work for a large company where I can learn things, and it’s also easier to change jobs. Once I gain more experience, I can move to a similar company. If you go to a small company, it could be a problem if you want to change jobs in the future – who can guarantee that such a small company won’t go bankrupt? Hehe:handshake
Reply #62009-04-18
What those on the fourth and fifth floors said is quite right – after working in a large company for a few years and then leaving it, one can become a key member of a smaller company.
Reply #72009-04-18
Many of our company’s senior employees joined us at the beginning of plant construction; after working there for three or four years, they changed jobs and saw their salaries double
Reply #82009-04-18
It’s good to gain experience in a large company; the main goal is to develop good working habits, so that one can manage oneself well no matter what kind of company one joins in the future
Reply #92009-04-18
To still ask such questions – I really can’t believe it. If your brain isn’t filled with water, then at least it must be in a big company~~~~
Reply #102009-04-19
One might need to consider their own circumstances – for example, do you prefer to be a small fish in a large pond, or a big fish in a small one?
Reply #112009-04-19
It depends on what you can do; you also need to be confident. There’s a lot to learn, so it’s better to start at a large company, but you have to be able to settle in there.
Reply #122009-04-19
It is not advisable to join large companies that are preoccupied with trivial matters or small companies that lack core competitiveness
Reply #132009-04-21
I would choose a large company where I can keep improving myself; otherwise, it will only drain my motivation until I decline completely
Reply #142009-04-21
In large companies, there are many opportunities to learn. New employees, to be honest, basically know nothing at first; large companies can give you time to learn and improve :)
Reply #152009-04-21
Let’s see if you can handle interpersonal relationships
Reply #162009-04-21
It’s the challenges that bring passion! ! ! It is recommended to go to a small company
Reply #172009-04-21
Of course, it’s big companies, to serve as a good stepping stone for the next job.

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