I would like to ask everyone: what are the benefits and conditions at Shandong Chemical Engineering Design Institute and East China Design Institute?
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I would like to ask everyone: what are the benefits and conditions at Shandong Chemical Engineering Design Institute and East China Design Institute? I am a master’s graduate in chemical engineering from a 985 university, and I want to work in a design institute. I’m not sure whether Shandong Chemical Engineering Design Institute or East China Design Institute is the better choice How are the benefits? Those in the know could please provide a detailed explanation. Thank you!
Is it the East China Design Institute or the Donghua Design Institute? If it’s Donghua, then it’s the Third Chemical Engineering Design Institute, located in Hefei – it’s quite good. I’ve never heard of the Shandong Chemical Engineering Design Institute, so I won’t say much about that
The East China region mentioned by the poster probably refers to Qingdao, which is the East China Exploration and Design Institute of CNPC
If LZ refers to the East China Petroleum Design Institute (abbreviated as CEI), it should be the latter
They’re all good, but unfortunately none of them have open positions for recruitment from the general public
It is recommended to go to the latter............
Shandong Chemical Engineering Design Institute – I’m not familiar with it; I’ve never heard of it. China National Petroleum East China Design Institute is pretty good; I have a friend working there.
The East China Petroleum Design Institute is located in Qingdao, and its geographical location is also favorable
The strengths of the two cities are roughly similar; it depends on where one wants to develop their career. In terms of long-term living conditions, housing prices in Qingdao are much higher than those in Jinan, and the living environment in Qingdao is better, so all factors need to be taken into consideration.
What? Sinopec East China Institute was once the leading design institution; it remains a top institute nationwide today. Its technical capabilities and influence in the industry are one level higher than those of Shandong Chemical Industry Institute. The salary there is likely to be around 50,000 to 100,000 yuan. Back in 2005, graduates with a bachelor’s degree from East China University of Petroleum were able to buy a house after working there for three to four years. Shandong Chemical Engineering Institute is a provincial-level local institute; it has now encountered a good opportunity in the form of its sale to CNOOC. As a result, it no longer has the authority to recruit staff. Yet CNOOC does not possess any expertise in petrochemical and chemical engineering design – at present it relies on acquiring several smaller institutes, and its capabilities in this area are still very weak; it is still working to build up its design capabilities.