When seeking a job at a design institute, is it better to have a broader range of skills or a narrower one?
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One is a design institute that mainly focuses on chemical fibers, and the other is a provincial-level design institute. Which employer would be more beneficial for personal development? A wider scope may allow one to learn a variety of things, while a narrower scope enables more in-depth and focused learning; each has its advantages and disadvantages. Please share your opinions~
I think it doesn’t matter; it depends on what the original poster said or on the strength of the organization! If you have strong capabilities in textiles, then go into that field; in my opinion, the efficiency and strength of provincial institutes these days are just average!
Which design institute is responsible for fiber optics?
It is recommended to use large comprehensive design institutes; provincial-level ones have little room for development
That makes sense; it’s better to go to some comprehensive design institutes. The business areas are quite diverse, so there will be many options in the future as well.
Reply to 5# Wuluo: Everyone wants to work at a major design institute, but the entry requirements are high! Sigh
Reply to 4# Wuluo, hello! It is Jiangsu China Nuclear Huawei Engineering Design and Research Co., Ltd. (formerly Yizheng Chemical Fiber Design Institute)