Do you think it’s better to go to a large state-owned refinery or a small one?
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If you had to choose between a large new oil refinery with a production capacity of tens of millions of tons and a slightly smaller one, and both were state-owned enterprises, which do you think would be the better choice, dear seniors? One is CNPC and the other is CNOOC
Of course, it’s better to choose the larger one – that’s more reliable. The smaller ones might be acquired, so it’s hard to say what will happen in the future.
Kunming? Jieyang? Either way, it’s not a big deal; it doesn’t really matter where you go. What’s important is the age structure of the employees and the nature of the positions available. If you want to learn new things, you can go to the new factory; but if you aim for further development, it’s better to consider the age structure of this factory
It depends on whether you want to be the senior monk in a small temple or the junior monk in a large temple There are many business opportunities, but competition is also fierce ； Small businesses have few opportunities, but the competition is also low. But it’s more or less the same; for example, working in a small factory as an assistant manager has roughly the same status as being a workshop supervisor in a larger factory.
As for CNOOC, most of its refineries are joint ventures, and the salary standards are set according to those of the joint ventures; this ensures that earnings are higher at least in the initial stage.