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1) Desired position: Supervisor of the instrumentation workshop or instrumentation project manager. 2) Location of work: Shandong. 3) Expected salary: 15 per year. 4) Areas of expertise: Selection, installation, commissioning, and maintenance of field instrumentation and control systems. 5) Contact information: xxx5566203@qq.com
It’s pretty unlikely for Shandong 15 – that’s way too much. . . How much is the process cost?
With six years of work experience, you haven’t worked on many projects since graduating, right? A salary request of 150,000 is really too high. You might as well describe your experience in detail.
Those interested in employment can leave an email address; I will send detailed information. Even someone who has worked for 20 years may not be more skilled than someone who has worked for 5 years – in this field, insight and learning ability are what matter most
An annual salary of 15 isn’t high; at least it’s not considered high among the people I’ve worked with in companies I’ve been to
Involved in all project construction, commissioning, and maintenance at two refineries of different sizes; supervised the commissioning of 15 new units; was responsible for the instrumentation work across the entire refinery for 3 years, in a private enterprise
To be honest, with the current inflation rate, it won’t take many years before having 1 million in the bank means being poor. Think about it: in 1990, 10 yuan could buy 10 jin of pork and 10 kilograms of rice. If you deposit 10 yuan in the bank at an interest rate of 5% per year, by 2012 that amount will have grown to 28 yuan. Just see how much pork and rice you can buy with 28 yuan. Take a look at those who had 10,000 yuan in 1990, those who had 10,000 yuan in 2000, and those who had 10,000 yuan in 2010 – compared to them, the person with 10,000 yuan in 2010 was practically a pauper. Based on China’s current CPI, if one’s salary isn’t 150,000 yuan per year in a few years, they will be considered poor, so I think the original poster’s request is quite reasonable. It's understandable.
Additionally, the original poster has extensive experience, having been involved in the construction of two projects: \"starting up projects, carrying out maintenance work, overseeing the commissioning of 15 new installations, and being responsible for the instrumentation tasks across the entire refinery for 3 years\" – so he truly deserves that salary.