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The New Year is approaching soon again. At this time of year every year, I really wish I could be by my parents’ side. Let me introduce myself: I have been working in Ningbo, Zhejiang, for over thirteen years. Considering my children and my parents, I want to return to my hometown to work. Since 2003, I have been engaged in work related to the repair of chemical industry instruments, having held positions such as an ordinary instrument electrician, instrument team leader, and instrument technician. I am now an instrumentation engineer with six years of experience working in foreign companies and another six years in private enterprises. I have extensive experience in maintenance management. If there are any suitable companies interested, please get in touch. Companies offering salaries below 5,000 are not worth contacting – it’s pointless; after all, we live to improve our lives. A salary of around 1,000 is barely enough to cover fuel costs. Those interested can contact me at krccggy@126.com. It would be preferable if the company is located in the Jining or Tai’an areas
There are too many companies in Shandong with fewer than 5,000 employees, especially in the interior of the peninsula – those areas are quite underdeveloped. I advise against returning there; after staying in the Yangtze River Delta for some time, it will be impossible to adapt back due to the huge difference~
Is there any job opening for electrical design engineers? I want to go back as well.
With your qualifications, finding a job with a salary of 5,000 to 10,000 should not be a problem. Go and check out various job recruitment websites
OP, can one with an associate degree apply for jobs in foreign companies?
I strongly agree with the view from the second floor; I know this well – Shandong is simply a joke!
The difference will be huge, OP. And the management in northern companies... you know!
How is Yantai Wanhua? Around 10,000, I guess
I’m from Jining too; I don’t think there are many good chemical companies there. You might want to check out pharmaceutical factories.