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Our current salary is around 3,000. I haven’t seen anyone on the forum revealing their salaries either; I’m not sure if it violates any rules if I do the same! Also, are there any instrument technicians who go abroad? It’s just small things; I’ve seen people in the electrical field who earn more abroad than at home!
Whether you are an instrument technician or work in another field, your income depends first on your skill level, second on the performance of your company, and third on the local income levels. Some go abroad as well; their incomes are relatively high, but they usually work in installation tasks. I’ve heard that life there isn’t as free, possibly due to the **place they go to**.
The salary level of ordinary instrument technicians here is about 90% that of front-line operators. Instrument engineers earn higher salaries, which are roughly on par with those of safety officers and technical staff in the facilities.
Bro, the pay for instrument technicians in your place must be really good, right? Are you still hiring people?
Wages are welcome to be disclosed as long as it does not violate regulations; everyone is encouraged to do so.
Where are you from? We rarely recruit individuals on a one-off basis; instead, we conduct large-scale recruitment every few years!
It’s better not to compare salaries! !
The overall economic situation is poor, and salaries are really disappointing.
I’ve only been working for a year, and my monthly salary is only 4,000
After working for four years, the salary was around 6,000; it started at 1,760 in the first month after graduation