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Last edited by qiupeng on 2019-12-27 10:35: New developments in the chemical engineering field
It’s best to have a doctorate to enter a research institute! Xiao Shuo’s situation is that he’s just there to work; it’s extremely tiring@! If entering a research institute, it’s best to choose one with unique features! ! For example, things like oil, electricity
It depends on which school you’re in; generally, schools that are good tend to be better. For postgraduates with a relevant major, it shouldn’t be a problem to get a job at a design institute. Of course, there are good and bad design institutes as well
Reply to 2# slawc: I’m talking about the design institute, man
Is it related? If there’s a relationship, everything else doesn’t matter!
Reply to 5# kwang83: There isn’t any
Well, it depends on which universities you attended for your bachelor’s and master’s degrees, as well as what kind of design firms you’ve worked at
Reply to 7# mrdong168: I completed my undergraduate studies at a second-tier normal university, and my postgraduate studies were at Tianjin University in the field of engineering. As for work experience, it’s in a design institute of the fifth-tier level; I was wondering if that would be acceptable?
Reply to 8# qiupeng: It’s likely to be very difficult; it depends on the luck of the person in question. It seems that for places like the fifth ring zone, one would need institutions that are all 211 universities.
It seems not that easy after all; it looks like I’ll have to try working with the design team at the lower end
Tianjin University is pretty good! If you’re lucky, it should work; good luck to you