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This post was last edited by caoyf2005 on 2011-3-24 20:54. Edit my post.
Why would someone who has studied process engineering want to work as a supervisor? They should work in process engineering or piping instead. . . . . . . . . . .
A supervisor is someone who goes to the site. . . It’s quite tough
Personal opinion: don’t become a supervisor.
That supervision company of Tianchen seems to be called Chenda~
Isn’t a supervision certificate required? It takes many years to obtain such a certificate
Last year, Tianchen asked one of my classmates to work as a supervisor; after checking, he found it to be a very tough job, so he didn’t take the position
The best approach is to work as a supervisor at Chenda for two years and then return to Tianchen to work in the process management field; otherwise, theoretical knowledge of processes is of little use
Don’t do it; haha, being a supervisor is actually a profession that corrupts people. And you don’t even learn anything. Someone who used to work as a supervisor passes by. . . . Chenda is not that good. Revenue is a problem.
Reply to 10# Huitian Swordswoman: I wonder how much this senior knows about Chenda Company? Could you explain it in detail? If I work as a supervisor for a few years, is it possible to move on to working in process management?