I want to go to Siemens, GE, Mindray and other medical device companies to do after-sales work, and help introduce their specific work and benefits.

After-sales mainly include installation, training, maintenance and service marketing. The salaries of the above companies are similar, but in contrast, Mindray's salary (salary) may be a little higher and more tiring, but the food allowance for accommodation and business trips is not as good as that of foreign companies. In addition, foreign companies are home office, which means they work at home, and they travel when something happens. Mindray needs to always follow up with customers (even if there is nothing wrong with other people's machines, you need to take the initiative to visit and make connections) and tap the demand, that is, you are both an engineer and a semi-salesman.

If you have a family, or want to be comfortable and join a foreign company, this is a living; If you want to hone yourself, entering Mindray is a good choice. It's a career.