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I am a recent master’s graduate with a degree in automatic control; which of these two design institutes is better? There’s a conflict in the interview times… I hope those who know about this can explain it in detail
If it were me, I would definitely go to Chengda. I’m not a recent graduate, and I work at a design firm as well; that’s my judgment.
Those who do not plan for the future will surely face troubles soon. Comparing the current situations of the two houses, Chengda should be in a better position. However, Chengda has a slightly less favorable geographical location. If you don’t want to continue working at the design institute in the future, or if you aim for greater career advancement, it’s convenient to go to Beijing from Tianjin. Personally, I feel that Tianjin’s cultural environment is not as good as Chengdu’s.
Chengda is better; I work in construction.................
Tianjin isn’t that great; aside from its proximity to Beijing, which might attract some people, it has few other advantages.
Choose the city you want to go to, one that’s closer to home.
If I had a choice, I’d pick one that’s close to home; that’s my personal opinion
Of course, I chose Dada. One of my colleagues switched to work at this company. Living in coastal cities is stressful, and housing adds to the stress. It’s great once you’re in the interior; there’s no shortage of houses, and money is not a problem either.
Both are not close to home… Are the salaries in chemical companies too low? Overall, it seems that those in the fifth ring area offer fairly good pay
One shouldn’t have too high expectations right after graduation; the focus should be on gaining experience. It’s already great to be able to find a job at this point. The moderator can search on Haichuan for posts about Chengda; more information is available there. Now there are plenty of master’s graduates, and they no longer have the advantages they used to have.
It depends on your judgment, because they’re all pretty good!