Is it really difficult to move from a small design institute to a large institute?
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I personally think that it is not impossible for a small courtyard to enter a large courtyard, but it can only be done by external employees. In fact, external employees are hired from the big courtyard to the small courtyard, but no one does that. It's usually to a better place, right? However, those from small design institutes can jump to foreign companies. The key is that you must have experience and have done large projects. , so you need to accumulate more experience. :handshake
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As long as you have the strength and can make money!
As long as you have the ability, wait until the opportunity to enter the compound comes, and you must seize the opportunity accurately. I believe it should not be difficult. Unfortunately, I have never worked in a design institute:loveliness:.Good Luck!
If you have done one or two relatively outstanding projects, the big and small courtyards will rush to poach them. When the time comes, you will choose them instead of them choosing you. In the final analysis, you must have the ability.
I just entered from an unknown small courtyard.* * To become a first-class engineering company, the key is to look at opportunities, because at that time, the shortage of people in the design industry was very common across the country, so if there were opportunities, now I have to work hard to lay the foundation first and then look for opportunities, but now there are fewer and fewer opportunities.
Personal ability and personal strength determine everything! Come up with something practical to say!
This is generally the case, but your ability is also very important.
The most important thing is whether they have the positions you need.
Each large courtyard and small courtyard have their own advantages. I think I should train in a small courtyard for a few more years to gain enough knowledge and find my own development direction, and then go to a large courtyard to study.* Better. There are still many opportunities.
If you really want to enter, go to the construction entrance first. If you enter the design entrance, it will be difficult to be the main designer.
If you want to go to a compound, you must have strong working ability. Otherwise, I wouldn't be able to do much work. A person I know was transferred from a small courtyard to a large courtyard. It was formal. However, when he arrived at the large courtyard, he found that he was not good at many things because he was too old and too embarrassed to ask others. So if he didn't do his job very well, he would always be idle and had no work to do. It would be meaningless if he did this. Not in the courtyard yet.
I personally think that it is not impossible for a small courtyard to enter a large courtyard, but it can only be done by external employees. In fact, external employees are hired from the big courtyard to the small courtyard, but no one does that. It's usually to a better place, right? However, those from small design institutes can jump to foreign companies. The key is that you must have experience and have done large projects. , so you need to accumulate more experience. What is an external employee? ? Is there any difference after entering?
I also want to know that design institutes that are not too big should be a carrot and a pit.
They all say it doesn’t matter. In fact, a large courtyard is better than a small courtyard. The greater the strength, the greater the attractiveness, the greater the talent. Haha, the income is more.
As long as I have enough capital, I think it’s no problem to move from a small courtyard to a large courtyard. Haha, accumulate experience.
It is gold that shines, and it is possible if you have real ability.
If you are talented in design, the compound is also in great need. In recent years, designers in state-owned enterprises have changed jobs a lot, resulting in a shortage of skilled employees in design institutes. Therefore, as long as you are skilled in your profession, the institute will welcome you.
What about foreign companies? Can you consider entering a major design institute? And I don’t understand what an external employee is?