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These days, the design firms are of mixed quality. A few days ago I went to several design firms for recruitment interviews, only to find that many of the top-tier firms in China do not live up to their reputation; as a result, I wasted a lot of time. If everyone can share their views on certain situations, it will reduce a lot of trouble. Could you tell everyone: 1. The nature of the design institute and its staff size; 2. The scope of work and achievements of the design institute; 3. The technical level of the design institute; 4. The geographical location of the design institute
Why are you so naive? . Haven’t graduated yet?
You can find out which design institute you intend to go to by searching online. 1. Nature of the design institute and number of staff 2. Scope of work and achievements of the design institute 3. Technical level of the design institute 4. Geographic location of the design institute
Hehe, you’ve been deceived. It was the same for me when I graduated – it was a job with a central state-owned enterprise, but in the end it turned out to be just a title with no real meaning
The data copied from upstairs is too old; it still contains information from 2004...
They’re LZ-type talents; during the interview it becomes clear that they don’t live up to their reputation, so they’re more suitable for working as headhunters
One must work in a design institute for 10 years first before being qualified to discuss the topic raised by the original poster. What does someone who has just graduated know?
Reply to 7# hgstd_001: I completely agree; one has to try things themselves before they can judge whether they are good or bad :)
Reply to 1# Brave Xiao Zhu: If you have never worked before, then what you said really sounds like something a beginner would say. If you have already worked, then you shouldn’t speak in such a casual manner.