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【Shandong】I’ve seen posts recently saying that chemical engineering design institutes are moving to Qingdao – is that true? Is it an emerging trend?

2016-03-04View Original

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Recently, I’ve seen posts saying that chemical engineering design institutes are moving to Qingdao. Is this true? Is it an emerging trend?
Reply #22016-03-04
Which courtyard are you talking about? Is it Shandong Institute or 3D?
Reply #32016-03-04
I heard that the Qilu Design Institute has also moved there; I know it’s in Licang District. I’ve also heard of companies like Shanghai HeTu and QiYang from a few years ago, as well as some design firms from other places. I wonder if this is a trend – design institutes moving to Qingdao?
Reply #42016-03-05
Qilu already has a branch in Huangdao, at Hualin Building
Reply #52016-03-05
Sanyi Yuan is located in Shinan District, next to 54th Square. . . It’s not in Licang District; you’re referring to another design institute. . . I won’t mention the specific names
Reply #62016-03-05
I must have misread it; the website indeed shows Shinan District
Reply #72016-03-07
It’s possible for small and medium-sized design firms to go to Qingdao, but large firms won’t; the market there is too small, and even a branch there wouldn’t be able to sustain itself. I think that in the Shandong region, Qingdao is still quite attractive and suitable for small and medium-sized chemical engineering design firms to operate there; after all, there are already several such design firms in that area
Reply #82016-03-07
I think talent is also a factor, as Qingdao is after all attractive
Reply #92016-03-07
I have been away from Shandong for a long time now. It’s true that Qingdao is attractive, but it only attracts talent from the areas surrounding Shandong. Many of my former colleagues went to design institutes in Qingdao. What will be the trend in the future? Larger companies will move to big cities, while smaller companies will go to smaller cities. The market is limited, so it’s difficult to share the opportunities available
Reply #102016-03-09
Go ahead, go! Qingdao is a great place~

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