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Does anyone know about Donghua Engineering Company? Donghua Engineering Company, formerly the Third Design Institute of the Ministry of Chemical Industry. I’ve heard before that this company offers excellent benefits and is a very prestigious organization; it only hires graduates from 211 and 985 universities, and it even allows for a 1-year probation period (just like for civil servants). I have a friend who has a master’s degree from one of the top universities in the field of chemistry; he’s also very talented and has won many scholarships… He went there this year, and his salary during the probation period was 1500. . . . After talking with college students from recent years, I found out that after becoming full-time employees, their salary is around 2,000 or a little over 2,500; including performance bonuses and such, their annual salary is estimated to be around 30,000 yuan. My friend was really disappointed – after all, every other student around him has a monthly salary of 4,000 or 5,000 yuan or more. . . . . . It’s still the probationary period… If this guy hadn’t gone on to graduate school after completing his bachelor’s degree, he should have been able to find a job with a salary of around 4K. His university is quite good; I hope someone who knows the truth can answer this question. . . . . . . . . Is it still necessary to stay here?
The verification of false information is complete. Anyway, going to a design institute is to learn skills; once you’ve mastered those skills, if they don’t offer you a high salary, you can leave – there are always people willing to hire you wherever you go. To talk about salary right away upon arrival is a bit...
Instead of asking here, it’s better to have your friend pay more attention at work; that’s how it will be realistic. Just guessing that 30k probably means a relatively light workload.
Donghua isn’t that bad; calm down, buddy
Could you show me what your friend has been doing throughout the year? How do you feel about the quantity and quality of your work? Can it be matched to the income?
Past achievements only represent the past; academic results from school are not useful in society. Your friends should strive to acquire knowledge, as was said above – with knowledge, everything else can be obtained.
False information? Why should I? How could someone who has never even been to Anhui go out of their way to sabotage a design institute in Anhui? I’m just stating the facts… things like past achievements, hard work, and not talking about salary right away, etc. We understand all those big ideas; even if the salary is low, there should still be some minimum standard. After all, in the market, shouldn’t an undergraduate get at least 1,700 or so? I think it’s too cheap to pay this much for a top university graduate with an excellent master’s degree. Five years ago, the salary for master’s graduates was already around 3,000. My friend who just started working there feels that the benefits offered don’t match what was promised during the company’s recruitment visits to the universities. I also learned that the turnover rate in this company is quite high – over a dozen people left last year alone. Let me tell you, even an operator in a chemical plant earns 1,500. These days, a college degree seems to hold little value at all. His only hope now is to get better benefits; if he fails the certification exams, he’ll really have to leave
Also, it’s said to be normal to work overtime until after 10 p.m. at the company: What kind of madness is that? If it weren’t for the performance bonuses based on projects, my buddy would really lose his mind
I’m stunned… This used to be a design institute directly under the Ministry of Chemical Industry… A large state-owned design institute, not private
The treatment offered to those who join Donghua at the beginning is indeed very low; during recruitment efforts, graduates are attracted with an annual salary of over 100,000 yuan, but it might take several years to reach that amount