What are the benefits like for foreign engineering companies this year?
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What are the benefits like for foreign engineering companies this year? Is it easy to get in? Master’s degree, 3 years of work experience in a design institute, major in piping engineering. Going to Shanghai? What about working for an overseas engineering company? What’s the monthly salary roughly? Does anyone know? Thank you
This year, foreign-funded companies don’t have any projects, so~~~~~~~~~~
The fact that I haven’t received any calls this year says it all
If I can go, I guess I could earn a good salary in a foreign company
That’s generally the case in the piping industry among foreign-funded companies: they thrive when the economy is good, but stop operating altogether when the economy is poor. **They also don’t want money intended to boost domestic demand to be used to profit foreign companies.**
Foreign companies this year? I almost died! ! We’re still struggling on the periphery right now; of course, it’s just our company, haha. It seems that those in Shanghai are better, I think. In my opinion, state-owned enterprises remain the most stable no matter when; they may not be able to survive in extreme situations, but they at least won’t starve to death. When an economic crisis hits, the difference between state-owned and foreign-owned enterprises becomes evident – foreign companies cut jobs aggressively, without caring about people’s well-being, while state-owned enterprises are more humane and help people keep their jobs.
O(∩_∩)O~, I agree with state-owned enterprises; foreign companies come here just to make money, so we end up working for them
Hehe, that’s a vivid description; I’ve learned something from it
Foreign investment has not been good this year; it’s a bit like the situation with Chinese stocks in 2007
These days things are changing rapidly; a few years ago it was the foreign companies that dominated, but now state-owned enterprises have caught up and become the recognized leaders
Well, it seems that foreign companies in the chemical industry have been laying off employees lately; I haven’t heard much about any hiring activities