Nanjing Chemical Engineering Design Institute PK
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The chemical engineering institutes in Nanjing include Sinopec Nanjing Chemical Engineering Institute, Yangzi Design Institute, Jinling Design Institute, Jiangsu Provincial Chemical Engineering Design Institute, Nanjing Pharmaceutical and Chemical Engineering Design Institute, Yingkai Chemical Engineering Design Co., Ltd., and others. There’s also Guochang. . For us new graduates majoring in chemical engineering, which department has better prospects for development? I hope everyone can give me some advice. I’ve never heard of the Nanjing Pharmaceutical and Chemical Engineering Design Institute before – why is that?
It’s still better to go to a legitimate institution and gain systematic exposure to it
Nanjing Pharmaceutical and Chemical Design Institute – a small design institute under China State Construction
These colleges are more or less the same, right? Nanhua Institute has currently merged with Hua Er Jian. Therefore, it is not recommended.
A difficult choice~~ 1. Well, it’s the Nanhua Institute; going there might allow one to learn things in a more systematic and structured way. But as for the benefits..., ah, they’re much worse after the merger. 2. It’s better to go to a smaller institute, because as a newcomer, one tends to think that the work there isn’t done in a proper manner, and the quality of the work is rather poor. This is only between individuals; I’m not sure if that’s correct. I hope everyone can recommend some good design firms in the Nanjing area
The top design institutions in China are: Beijing Design Institute and Luoyang Design Institute.
It is suggested that Yangzi, Jinling, and the Pharmaceutical Design Institute be considered; many of the key staff at the Pharmaceutical Design Institute are former employees of the Jinling Institute
Even top-notch design firms are out of reach; I just want to establish myself in Nanjing, after all, that’s where my home is. How is the Pharmaceutical Design Institute, a?
It’s okay to work at a smaller design firm for a few years, gain experience and technical skills, and then move on to a larger one!
Work in a company within Sinopec for a few years, and then come back to make money.