Excuse me, what is the situation of Yichang marine diesel engine factory?

There are 403 state-owned factories, mainly engaged in marine diesel engines, with bright prospects. Of course, as fresh graduates, the tradition of state-owned factories is to exercise in the workshop first. The so-called exercise is to examine you, including your ability and your work attitude. You should be put on the list of being trained (otherwise why recruit you as a college student? ), but it is not the core list. You have to go through years of investigation before you have a chance to move up step by step. You can ask the workers around you what their education is. Don't ask workshop directors and engineers (almost certainly college graduates), ask ordinary workers. If they all graduated from college, your chances are slim, but if they only graduated from high school or below, you can be sure that you won't stay in the workshop for long. Of course, your performance is very important for your future development.

As for going to Yihua for sales, it depends on what you think. My opinion: It is inappropriate for college graduates to engage in sales as soon as they enter the society. If you go to the workshop to exercise, it is similar to your situation in 403 factory, starting from the lower level, that is, starting again in half a year; If you do sales directly, you still have a shallow understanding of the chemical industry and don't have your own major. In sales, the road will only get narrower and narrower.

So, I suggest you stay in the 403 factory.