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1. Those who work in design institutes generally have high educational qualifications; they usually hold at least a bachelor’s degree. Nowadays, when recruiting new employees, a master’s degree is required, as this ensures a high standard of competence and provides the necessary conditions for nurturing the next generation; 2. Design institutes are dominated by men; there are few women, and those who are present often look unattractive, leaving men with few opportunities to develop feelings, resulting in a low level of interference from love after marriage ; 3. Structural engineers in design firms are mostly rational and have expressionless faces; they have little appeal to the opposite sex, rarely act on impulse, and seldom have impulsive thoughts ; 4. The working environment in design firms is relatively limited – it consists of the construction site, the office, and the journey to the site; there are not many opportunities to interact with the opposite sex ; 5. Compared to migrant workers, their social status is fairly good, which can satisfy their wives’ vanity to a certain extent ; 6. Almost all engineers are good at making money but not so good at spending it; they dress like monks and eat like migrant workers, providing their wives with adequate support for their material needs ; 7. With many dinners and red envelopes available, one can be fully self-sufficient; all salary and bonuses are handed over, allowing the wife to fully experience what it’s like to be the head of the household! 8. Under constant pressure from the chief engineer, Party A, and the boss, he has a very submissive personality; as a result, he is also extremely obedient to his wife!
Ah, what’s the salary and benefits like at design institutes? ?
Reply to 2# Odysseus Apollo – he’s not considered one of the worst in this industry, but he also doesn’t earn the most. Workstations in design institutes are at the forefront of technology.
Reply to 3# moqichangqing: Thank you very much. Then which sector offers the highest incomes in that industry? ?
Reply to 4# Odysseus Apollo: Those in the plumbing field generally have the highest professional incomes, and they are also given priority in being promoted to project managers. The leading specialty in chemical engineering design institutes is process engineering.
What the original poster said is incorrect; there are quite a few women working in design firms these days. Design firms send representatives to work in other places, one man and one woman, and after spending a few months there, they get divorced and start new families – there are many such cases! Men who come from design firms are good at giving orders, but poor at doing physical work; their strength is even worse, and over time they may develop back problems as well. There are even more people who wear glasses for high myopia; young and handsome guys who, after just a few years, look extremely old. If there are many projects at work and one is too busy to take care of the family, and if the woman isn’t someone who can be satisfied with just money or isn’t trapped in mortgage debt, conflicts will inevitably arise in the future! Those who have worked in design institutes for a long time *tend to find excuses for their mistakes, and shirking responsibility becomes their way of surviving! The advantage is that the average salary in design firms is high; it’s like marrying a cash machine. There’s no time even to spend money.
Reply to 5# moqichangqing: Oh, I see. Thank you very much
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The last point is incorrect: when design firms work on projects, they face constant criticism from clients, which makes them angry; upon returning home, they either ignore their wives, get easily irritated, or don’t go home at all. Instead of being submissive to his wife.
Reply to 6# liwei3547: Different people have different views; everything has two sides. Everyone has a different perspective on their own life and different goals. It’s possible for the same thing to lead to completely opposite outcomes when it happens to two different people.