Does anyone know PetroChina Shanghai Sales Branch?

It's hard to say, the landlord will seriously consider it!

Some time ago, I also helped my classmates find information and gave you some comments from others on the Internet for your reference:

I am a graduate student, and I want to know about the welfare benefits of PetroChina Shanghai Sales Company, including salary, bonus, year-end bonus and so on. If you know, please enlighten me. Thank you very much. I am from a university in Shanghai, so I should be able to register in Shanghai.

Brother, if you have other options, don't come. I graduated from Fudan University with a master's degree last year, and I'm still working the night shift in the logistics center. And your master's degree is similar to your undergraduate degree. In the oil industry, a diploma is useless. A little over 2000 a month in the first year.

Last year, I heard that there were five graduate students, two of whom studied logistics. In the logistics center, they have to work in shifts. It is said that they called to send an oil tanker to transport oil. College students can also work, and their salary is much higher than that of undergraduates. What does the landlord study for 200 yuan? Don't come if you have a good choice. There is absolutely no future.

I majored in economics, and I was really disappointed after reading the reply. I thought that a state-owned enterprise as big as PetroChina should be well paid. Alas. . . . . . Think about it.

Personal and indirect opinions,

Never think that "such a large state-owned enterprise should be treated well." The bigger the yamen, the more hidden rules. Don't go in without enough cards

The water is deep.

At present, state-owned enterprises have a lot of money, unless you are a regular worker (there are only a few companies) or a department level (it doesn't matter whether it is difficult or not), everything else is just so-so. If you come in, it will be more than 2,000 in the first year, a little more than 3,000 in a year and more than 4,000 in a few years. If you study economics, you may go to the department of enterprise management or management, but you should go to a gas station for an internship.

All newcomers are newcomers to society. PetroChina used to be in the north and came to Shanghai around 1999. I heard from a group of old people that many of them were originally from Daqing, and they all bought out and resigned. There are few regular workers, only a few companies, and the subsidy is about one or two thousand more than ours. I don't know the details. The rest are social recruitment, and the contracts are all until March 3 1.

When you entered Sinopec, you signed a contract and worked as a contract worker. I used to work in Sinopec Shanghai Company. I joined in 1994, and the contract is open-ended. The labor law started in 1995, so it is a formal job, but it is not important now. Last year, I bought out my qualifications. However, Sinopec paid the same salary for the same position. Zhejiang company seems to be better than Shanghai company, and it is not bad to stay in the provincial company headquarters. It is almost impossible to go to the company in the following areas. At the beginning, our company recruited many college students every year, but in less than a year, most of them ran away. First year internship, undergraduate 1600, junior college 1200. This money is not enough for one person in Shanghai. Look at such high housing prices, how many people can stand loneliness?