What are the career prospects after working in piping?
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I got a job at a design firm; I’ll be working on pipelines from now on, and all I know is that I need to handle piping-related tasks. I would like to ask the seniors: What is the future development of pipelines? If one has strong abilities, is it possible to move into management positions in the future? Thank you!
Dude, every company needs pipes, and I’m really confident in the pipe industry~~ I work in pipe sales myself~~~
It seems there’s a lot that needs to be done regarding the pipelines; some people say it would be better to focus on process development in the future···
In the field of design, experience makes one more valuable as time goes by, but no matter what you do, you have to start from the basics first.
The most demanding profession is also the most tiring one
I am in the business of selling stainless steel seamless tubes; I look forward to working with you in the future
Start with a small direction first, and then develop in all aspects later on.
Simply put, a pipeline is what turns process elements into reality. Go ahead and do it; many project managers abroad come from the pipeline industry.
Reply to 8# Qingming Yibei: Does that mean that project managers in China are not all from the pipeline industry?
Reply to 9# bushido1984: It’s not that absolute; most project managers in China these days come from engineering backgrounds.
Brother! Learn some experience from seniors at the design institute first, work on a few projects, and there will be good opportunities elsewhere in the future! Prospective in terms of finances.