Employment prospects in oil and gas storage and transportation
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Dear everyone: For graduates with a master’s degree in oil and gas storage and transportation, is it better to work in a design firm or to engage in operation management? What are the career development opportunities for each?
Graduate school or a design institute, I guess
The design institute is great – the working environment is good, and you can learn a lot there!
The operating entity is great – it’s easy, and you can earn a decent amount of money
It depends on what you’re pursuing – design institutes keep up with the times, while operational units offer stability and affordability; each has its own advantages!
Reply to 3# Balin Petrochemical Worker: It seems quite difficult to make a name for oneself in the field of design. It takes many years to gain the necessary experience and qualifications. Also, it seems there are no certifications required for designing oil storage facilities
Comparing the two, it should be better to choose a design institute
Hehe, it’s better to join an engineering design firm
If you want to make a living through technology and acquire skills, go to a design institute; if you want to pursue a career in government service, go to an operational unit
I work in a design firm, and my experience can be summed up in one word: tired; in two words: low pay; in three words: want to change jobs.