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I’ve received an offer from this company; I’m not sure what kind of company it is Is there much room for growth once you get in? I just graduated with a master’s degree this year and don’t have much experience. I mainly want to go to a place where I can learn * and gain more experience; I’m seeking guidance! Thank you. :)
If you’re not sure, just go for the interview and ask for an offer. . . . . .
Haha, I have two seniors working there. If you go in, you’ll definitely have to deal with them. It’s a good company that deals with Cassali’s proprietary technologies. The first thing they say during the HR interview is that it’s a state-owned enterprise. Haha; actually, there aren’t many people there – it seems to be only half a floor. Hehe, but the benefits are still pretty good
Reply to 1# 05012305: If you really want to learn something, it’s better not to go to this organization. It’s better to go to a large state-owned enterprise’s design institute; learning anything in private or foreign companies is meaningless. They don’t have the energy or infrastructure to train you. They are hired just to do work and earn money; there’s no way they can concern themselves with your career planning. Never, never do that.
Reply to 4# llu85: All of that is spoken from the heart. But in this era filled with materialism, restlessness, and a pursuit of money and fame, how many people can endure years of hardship and study? There are simply too many temptations
Reply to 5# Hefei University student: It seems you are at the Donghua Shanghai branch
Reply to 4# llu85: Did someone in a state-owned enterprise train you? I’ve never seen any state-owned enterprise provide better training or career planning than foreign companies; state-owned enterprises adopt the advanced training and management models of foreign firms.
I don’t know who else on the upper floors, besides the third floor, is familiar with international construction. Those who can get in there are definitely very capable people who have learned a lot; however, their focus isn’t on design – it’s a consulting firm, not a design agency, so the focus areas are different.
I’ve worked at that company before; the treatment there was quite good. It’s like working for a foreign company – if you don’t have the right capabilities, you won’t even get grade A certification.