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That day, I received a call from a company in Wuhan, asking me to focus on high-voltage electrical design with an annual salary of 70,000 (I didn’t ask what was included in that amount!) I have been working for 3 years; currently I am engaged in electrical design work, and my annual salary is around 100,000 yuan, in the Guangdong region. My girlfriend is in Wuhan; her hometown is in Hubei, and she plans to develop her career there. She’s currently hesitant and unsure about the prospects for electrical design in the chemical industry
Yesterday, a netizen left me a message saying the salary is 2.5k, and there’s not even a 20k bonus at the end of the year! Fortunately, I wasn’t deceived by that woman. As a person from Hubei, I am disappointed with the city of Wuhan!
It’s impossible. I spent half a year at Jianghan the year before last; it was great there. Maybe the salary was a bit low at first. But as long as you have the capability, there’s no problem with the salary
I’d better focus on my current job and earn money first; I’ll think about it later!
I heard about it from a friend in Wuhan!
The salary during the probation period is indeed 2.5k, and there are no bonuses during this time. The bonus will be paid after the trial period, depending on the project’s performance.
Uh, that’s a bit low! :):):)
Don’t go to such small private companies; work at a proper design firm first, and only then consider working for those so-called small private firms where it’s claimed that those with skills will definitely get high salaries. There won’t even be time to cry by then – and who decides who has the skills?
You make a good point; I work for a private company too now! However, in Guangdong, there are many private enterprises and few state-owned enterprises. There’s no real difference between state-owned enterprises and private enterprises!
:), I’ll keep working here; I wasn’t scammed, haha
Wuhuan was originally the Sixth Department of the Ministry of Chemical Industry; it has Class A qualifications and is our company’s general contractor.