How about Guangzhou Yuedian Shipping Co., Ltd.? I hope to be specific, thank you.

Guangdong's largest state-owned enterprise. . . .

Needless to say, the power industry will not lose money.

He also has his own ship department, ship power operation and power development (maybe a research institute or something)

It won't be as high as ocean wages, nor will it be as high as foreign companies and research institutes.

A stable income and moderate leisure can last a lifetime.

I interviewed this company as a boat driver before, and I answered. . . . Their company needs an undergraduate course. . Alas, I am helpless. Can't Band 6 be flexible? Hmm. How interesting

The company is good, otherwise I wouldn't want to go to a coal-fired power generation company. At least I won't lose a lot of money anyway. Some wages and bonuses will do, and it is also a state-owned enterprise, with five insurances and one gold. Plus supplementary provident fund and supplementary pension, as well as medical reimbursement and commercial insurance are normal.

Of course, you also have to see if you are in the establishment. I'm applying for a job in a public institution, a girl who wants to live a lifetime or want stability. This is a good unit.

If you want to develop any male compatriots. . . Let's put this idea aside. The network of state-owned enterprises, especially the old ones, is not generally complicated. Usually grandparents retire there, and parents, uncles and aunts work there (or they may be leaders). Then their daughter and son graduated from college and were stuffed in. . . .