I can’t get into a large design institute; can I work at a smaller one (a private company)?
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I hope those who have experienced this can give some advice; I’m confused: Q
Those who have just graduated can go; the tasks in the courtyard are rough and varied, and the work is physically demanding. The compound has a detailed division of labor, limited areas of interaction, and a high level of depth.
This post was last edited by qugd on 2011-10-23 at 19:59. For the original poster’s question, it would be better to rephrase it, so that the answer becomes clear. “I can’t have bread; can I eat steamed buns or fried dough sticks instead? ”So, what would you, the original poster, answer? They can’t be trying to starve to death, right?
Reply to 3# Cape No. 7: Thank you. . . It’s time to graduate. But I’m afraid that small engineering companies might starve to death if they have no projects. . :)
Reply to 4# qugd: If there are very few fried dough sticks and not enough to eat, it will lead to malnutrition, preventing one from being able to move forward. . . Will it be like this? Thank you
Reply to 6# tiancaigao: One must learn to look for a solution where one needs one.
For large design institutes, small design institutes, large construction companies, and large factories, how should they be ordered if chosen in sequence?