You are a recent graduate, right? Try not to apply for jobs assigned to the project department. If you have no background, people working in the project department have little hope of being transferred back to the company headquarters. When I graduated more than ten years ago, I was the only person who came with me to apply. I worked in the bidding and bidding department (about 6 years before graduation, the salary in the project department was generally higher than that of people who joined the company at the same time). In fact, I also wanted to work in the project department at that time, but after the interview, I was asked to work in the bidding and bidding department. (I was the only one who came together for the interview. The company said that I was more suitable for bidding work. I was very disappointed at the time. They all laughed at me. Maybe everything was destined.) In 2012, I became the department manager and now I am ready to compete. I am the vice president of the company, and none of the people I worked with at the time were transferred back to the company (those who work in the project department have no fixed residence, and can only sit as project managers, chief engineers, and quality safety directors at the highest level). It depends on all aspects of your personality and consideration. I understand, now they often complain to me about the work of the project department, and some people have left or changed careers (they also spent time, maybe they thought there was no hope, so they left), to work in the engineering field (you have to think carefully about it) (clear), I don’t want you to take so many detours.