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I’ve received an offer, but I’m hesitating about whether to accept it. The basic salary is very low, at ¥2500; I’m not sure how much the bonuses will be. The annual salary would be calculated as (2500 + bonuses + subsidy for professional certification (3000)) * 15. I graduated with a master’s degree two years ago, but I have only passed the basic level of the professional certification exam so far. I won’t be able to receive the 3000 yuan subsidy until at least the end of next year. What’s it like at this company? Is there a lot of work? Are there any large or medium-sized projects? And how is it for personal development? Does anyone who knows it know anything about this?
2500 – the bonus hasn’t even been agreed upon; it’s not enough to cover living costs in Hangzhou, let alone rent, food, and transportation. . . It’s hard to imagine
. . Are design institutes and engineering companies in such a poor state these days? ? There are hardly any projects in the entire chemical industry these days. . If there are other opportunities, it’s better not to enter this industry
I’m hesitating about whether to stick it out through this year to get the certificate; with the bonus as well, I think it should be okay
Are you in Hangzhou now? I haven’t obtained the certificate yet; I should focus on life over the next year or so first. The cost of living in Hangzhou is quite high
In Nanjing, I just resigned. There’s a newly established Class B engineering company here; aside from the two supervisors in the technical department, everyone else are students who graduated last year, with a basic salary of around 5,000. Additionally, the housing prices in Jiangning District, where the company is located, are 25,000 per unit; these prices are significantly higher within the same radius compared to Hangzhou
In many companies, the basic salary ranges from 2,500 to 5,000; the remaining amount depends on project bonuses – if there are many projects, the bonuses are substantial, but otherwise, one can only rely on a meager income
The subsidy for training is quite good; many companies only offer 1500/1800
How is salary calculated? In many design firms, the monthly income consists of a basic salary plus project bonuses; sometimes these bonuses can be higher than the basic salary, and in some cases they might even be several times higher
I’ll pass the exam next year! ! ! In design institutes, salaries usually account for a small portion; our institute is no exception – what matters most are the project bonuses.