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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 per month, with project-based bonuses (it is said that these bonuses are substantial, at least 20,000–30,000). 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 (bonus) = 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?
Is it even necessary to say? Multinational companies. I don’t know what the original poster is struggling with.
The one with social insurance. . . . . . . . . .
Shanghai – it’s still better to work for a foreign company; it gives a sense of sophistication. It would also be decent if I decided to change jobs in the future: lol
So it’s really possible to reach 7,000 in two years – that’s great!
What unit is it? Are you still hiring? If you don’t apply for those foreign companies, remember to tell me so that I can give it a try and see if they want me.
The award for projects carried out by foreign companies is unknown; the award for projects carried out by domestic companies is higher, around 300,000 yuan per year, shared among four or five people
Both have social insurance; one pays according to Shanghai’s minimum standard, while the other pays according to the **standard
I used to aspire to work for a foreign company, and I waited for that company for almost a month. When considering things overall, the total income is still slightly lower for foreign companies.