How should I choose between the two offers?
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2 years of experience in chemical pipeline design. Currently, I have two job offers: one from a private company, where the tasks involve developing water treatment solutions, preparing bidding documents, and drawing construction drawings; the salary is 7,000 yuan per month, with project-based bonuses (it is said that these bonuses are substantial, at least 20,000–30,000 yuan). There are hardly any benefits, and social insurance is paid according to Shanghai’s minimum standards； The other position is with a foreign company that deals with pipeline design in the power industry; the salary is 6000 + 500 (subsidy) = 6500 per month. There are project bonuses (the amount is unknown, but it’s likely not much), as well as various benefits, with social insurance contributions made in accordance with **standard rates. Which one should I go to?
Of course it’s the latter. Need I ask? ?
The former! Money only counts when it’s spent; otherwise, it’s just a figure. Social security: easy to contribute to but hard to withdraw from. Who can live long enough to withdraw all of their pension funds?
Well, more importantly, I want to know how the water treatment industry is developing
Why? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
If the original poster is still young, it is recommended to work for foreign companies; private enterprises are not very organized. Although one can earn some money in the short term, it might be as if they are spending money that they would have had at the age of 50
A good platform will definitely yield even greater returns in the future than what can be seen and obtained at present.
The water treatment industry is everywhere now.
Then go and post a question in the water treatment section of the Anhuan region @CoCo070563
Hard work pays off; congratulations
Water treatment covers a wide range of areas; I’m not sure which aspect you want to focus on. . . Water treatment is indeed very popular, but that means the market will be chaotic. . . I can only say that water treatment is not something that can be mastered in a short time. . .