How is the 985 undergraduate working here, process engineer? Why?

I am a graduate of xidian university 10. After graduation, I did a production process for one and a half years, and later I transferred to a network equipment company to do R&D process, and now I transferred to a consulting company to do technical consultation. . .

What I want to say is that personally, it is not a long-term solution to do it in the factory workshop. If you are interested in technology, you can work in the workshop for two or three years first, and get to know the nine cities before and after, and then you can transform into R&D or consulting or management. After all, you can't be a blue-collar worker in the workshop all your life. So it doesn't matter where you go now, it mainly depends on whether this enterprise has a high position in the industry, because it will be an important springboard for your work experience.