Who knows what Shanghai Aerospace Electronics Co., Ltd. is like, what is the treatment and development prospect of studying for a master's degree in it? Can Shanghai hukou be solved?

In all fairness, this company started as a processing factory, with little technology accumulation and basically no core technology, so many projects are in cooperation with universities all over the country. Although it develops rapidly, it also has many problems.

If you want to do research and development in the future, you should be cautious. Because there are many jobs here, undergraduates and even junior college students can be graduate students. Many of them may feel depressed when they come here to do it. Because many so-called R&D projects here are basically outsourced, their own engineers are basically responsible for running errands and communication. The main reason is that there are many production tasks due to the nature of the factory. Graduates come here for three days for exams, two days for business trips or a lot of temporary chores. Basically, they don't have much time to settle down and learn professional knowledge, and talents who can really develop from it are rare. Of course, if you are recruited by a club and you know what you need, that is another matter.

A serious institutional problem here is the desire of company leaders for talents. On the one hand, because of the low salary, we can't find senior talents. On the other hand, professionals with a little ability (not management talents here) are promoted to so-called cadres (with a high proportion and bloated institutions), hoping to retain talents themselves, but in fact they have turned talents into a bunch of mediocrities who can only talk but not start work. There is a popular saying here: "This company is the training base for chief teachers". Is that clear enough? Ha ha.