What is the treatment of recruiting local doctoral graduates in military academies? For example, Naval Engineering University.

The pay is good, but it's better to work locally.

You can go to the army if you want to muddle along.

If you want to develop or make progress in your career, you'd better not go to the army.

You are a doctor, and you can be directly awarded the rank of major in the army.

Equivalent to the treatment of the deputy battalion.

However, naval subsidies are high.

But the army is very binding.

I graduated from college and joined the army.

I feel worthless.

The army can't work for a lifetime, and it is destined to be professional sooner or later, so don't go to the army.

If you get in, you can't even leave if you want to.