I understand that some companies are subordinate units of central enterprises and also belong to central enterprises, mainly engaged in the design and engineering management of nuclear power, but as branches, they do not have much development prospects. The work is mainly divided by the head office in Beijing. To put it bluntly, the employees who work in Beijing are tired to death, and the money is basically distributed according to seniority, which has little to do with personal efforts. From the job content, work is not good for career development, and it is possible to go in and do several jobs. If you want to change jobs after 2008, it will be difficult to change the bureaucracy within the company. It is easy for leaders to take chicken feathers as the direction, and the interpersonal relationship within central enterprises is also very complicated. There are many factions, and there are also many advantages of relying on relationships: the income is relatively stable but very tired. User from post q: anonymous user.
It depends on what you want. The work here is stable, the income is still alive, and the company has development prospects. Personally, it's hard to say. If you are ambitious, don't come from Q users: anonymous users.