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Should I go to a small design institute or not?

2010-08-14View Original

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This post was last edited by pppo1223 on 2010-8-21 18:23 I just graduated and worked in a chemical factory. Now I don’t want to work in a chemical factory. Can I go to a small design institute with 30 people? , should I go? Please give me some advice.
Reply #22010-08-14
Go ahead, after all, the chemical factory environment is not very good. Another point is that the actual equipment encountered in the chemical plant is very useful for the design. Try to accumulate some experience in the factory before going there
Reply #32010-08-14
As long as a small design institute has projects to work on, it’s fine!
Reply #42010-08-15
Don’t think about getting some experience in a chemical factory before going to a design institute. It’s okay not to have some experience in a chemical factory. Opportunities wait for those who are eager to learn. There are still more things to learn in design institutes.
Reply #52010-08-15
Go for it, but don't expect it to be that great. As an ordinary designer, you won't be well-paid in all aspects. Salary and other aspects are usually mainly based on the amount of drawings. Performance bonuses are based on personal ability. On the one hand, high education is more important. After all, it is a mental job. No one wants to draw pictures on the computer all the time.
Reply #62010-08-15
Go for it, but don't expect it to be that great. As an ordinary designer, you won't be well-paid in all aspects. Salary and other aspects are usually mainly based on the amount of drawings. Performance bonuses are based on personal ability. On the one hand, high education is more important. After all, it is a mental job. No one wants to draw pictures on the computer all the time.
Reply #72010-08-21
The factory is the owner of the design institute. People who have stayed in the design institute for a long time want to go to the owner's company. After all, the design institute has to pay bonuses based on the number of drawings produced. In comparison, the owner's company has an easier time.
Reply #82010-08-21
As long as you're sure there's work, go for it.
Reply #92010-08-21
It's really good. Go quickly. Most people don't have the chance.
Reply #102010-08-21
It’s okay to go to a design institute, but you can just hang around for a few more years!
Reply #112010-08-21
Reply 10# formosapta is from a school

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