Please offer suggestions regarding personal choices~
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I’ve received an offer from Fulu. Actually, I just switched to a state-owned enterprise where the job is relatively stable, and I’m still hesitating about whether to accept it. The salary is 3,000 yuan higher per month than that in state-owned enterprises. I heard that Fulu is planning more layoffs; I’m worried that if there are no projects available, I might also get laid off, so it’s better to have stability in a state-owned enterprise. . . Please give some advice. Working in a state-owned enterprise is pretty leisurely overall; it’s just that the managers are completely incompetent. . . .
It depends on your personal priorities; what matters most to you? There are no companies that never fail; it’s just that by the time a company fails, you may already be retired.
If you want a leisurely life, stay in a state-owned enterprise; they are places that support people. For high income, a promising future, and self-improvement, go to Fulu. If one goes to work at Fuluona with the attitude typical of state-owned enterprises, they will definitely be fired.
Thank you for your advice. To be honest, state-owned enterprises seem to have changed a bit these days. However, most leaders do not value talent, and it is common for their own capabilities to be low.
Thank you for your guidance, senior. . I never intended to muddle along; it’s just that the chemical engineering design sector in foreign companies has been in a poor state these past two years, so I switched to a state-owned enterprise. To my surprise, state-owned enterprises turned out to be just as disappointing as before. . . Actually, in terms of final income, what I earn now might not be less than what Fulu earns; I just don’t want to live that way – I prefer to follow the path guided by my own heart. . .
Whether it changes taste or not, he doesn’t care. You only care whether your income, workplace, standard of living, and distance from home meet your expectations.
To be honest, changing jobs at this point won’t yield much of a benefit; the various factors you mentioned are more or less balanced in both cases. My idea is simple: a good bird chooses the right tree to perch on, and I want to do my best to help those who truly recognize your talents. Thank you for your reply~~~
No wonder, a cat with dinosaurs in its heart. . .
If it’s 3000 meters high, don’t jump. Risk is not proportional to income.