If you were to switch from design to procurement, would you be willing to do that?
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Let’s all share our thoughts. I’m not very willing to
Congratulations, you’re now in a great position – from now on you truly become the legendary client, with bright prospects ahead. However, personally, I still prefer to do design – it’s simpler. I hope to remain a technical person forever (but that’s impossible, haha).
Reply to 2# Sai Shang Xue: I’m also straightforward; I don’t like positions with excessive power or privileges. A long time ago, several people in the procurement department were collectively suspected of having issues and were fired. . . I'm scared
It’s better to work in design, that’s my personal opinion
Those in charge of procurement now speak to outsiders, and many of the items purchased have quality issues; they shift the blame onto the company. In this way, the company suffers losses, while they might profit!
I think this is a good opportunity; it’s a challenge for your heart. Take advantage of being young to learn as much as you can. Your design experience is your strength – seize this chance.
In China, I am willing... I really am willing
In fact, procurement is a technical skill that involves the art of business negotiation; it’s something young people should get more exposure to, as it will be beneficial for their future
You can’t get rich by working in technology; just lead a stable life. Procurement is in the middle of the market; once you get past that, you become the boss.
Reply to 4# aid306: I think the same way; I feel that I’m better suited for design work. Maybe it’s a bit of technical worship on my part, but I believe that working in procurement develops one’s EQ. However, I think it would be a waste to pursue a master’s degree just to work in procurement. I also had the opportunity to switch to a marketing role before, but I really didn’t want to do that – a girl working in marketing. . .
Reply to 8# zhengrd: Indeed, it is beneficial for a person’s all-round development