How is Tianchen?
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Colleagues, is there anyone who is aware of the situation at Tianchen’s Shanghai branch? Is it a very marginalized company?
The specific reason is that there is an opportunity to be transferred to the Shanghai branch to work on project management, but I’m not very familiar with the situation there, so I’m a bit hesitant.
A design institute represents the highest level in the field of engineering technology, second only to the project owner
The headquarters in Tianjin is good, but the branch offices might not be so good
If Tianchen is so great, its branch companies will be just as good
Tianchen, the company I aspire to work for. The former Hua Yi Hospital was renowned for producing the most accurate and beautiful drawings, with absolutely outstanding overall capabilities. . The branch will still be just as good. . The system is in place. The leader of my former company came from there. . :)We can’t go even if we want to. It is said that only fresh graduates are recruited.
There are also quite a lot of job openings through corporate recruitment these days. And it also has a fixed quota. Many organizations may look good on the outside and indeed have strong capabilities, but this does not guarantee that they are also good inside. Four years ago, when I went for an interview at that foreign company where I used to work, I was also nervous and extremely eager. But once you go in, it’s not necessarily as good as one might imagine. So for now, try to stay calm no matter what opportunity comes up.
There are plenty of foreign companies… There are only a few ministry-level engineering companies, so there’s no comparison possible. If the one in Shanghai is merely involved in affiliation or labor export, then that’s another matter
Tianchen is really good – it has high standards and produces high-quality output.
Tianchen, I want to go too:lol
The branch offices in the complex aren’t necessarily reliable; try to find out as much as possible before making a decision