A junior chemical engineering graduate is looking for a job and seeks advice: which is better, Global North China Branch CPE North China or Hebei Provincial Petrochemical Design Institute?
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This post was last edited by vicshl on 10/7/2011 at 16:50. Thank you very much for your advice; I’m grateful indeed. Are all of these places easy to get into? I’m from Hebei and am looking for a job that’s not too far from home. Are there any other relatively good options in the area? Global Headquarters and Tianchen are simply out of the question; I can also consider jobs in Beijing. Thank you all.
There are many employment opportunities in the chemical engineering field; one doesn’t necessarily have to work at a chemical engineering design institute. There are many aerospace institutes in Beijing; you might want to give them a look. There are also China Kunlun Engineering Company in Beijing, and CNPC Pipeline Bureau in Langfang – both are excellent organizations. There is also the Fourth Nuclear Industry Design Institute in Shijiazhuang, which recruits personnel for chemical machinery-related roles.
The answer above is correct; I feel that CPE in North China is relatively better, just my personal opinion, hehe
Go to Global; if you come to Hebei Petrochemical Institute, things will be tough for you.
Oh? Is Hebei Petrochemical Institute that bad? . . .
Reply to 6# vicshl: It’s okay to go and learn something right after graduating, after all there are still some older people around. If you want to make money, it’s better not to do it