The school arranged for us to intern at Wuhu Chery Factory for two months. I wonder if that would be a good idea.

I am also a major in automobile inspection and maintenance. I used to be a Chery classmate. During my internship, I worked in the first factory of the engine company. In there, you were just an assembly line worker. You were assigned a position and you just did it. For example, when machining a cylinder block, you just put the cylinder block in the machine tool and put it down for inspection. You won't learn any practical skills. This is one. Second, if you go for an internship in the second half of the year, you will basically work more than 10 hours a day. Sometimes it is from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., which is normal. There is only 45 minutes for lunch at noon, because the output is large in the second half of the year. Thirdly, the working environment is poor. It is okay if you are assigned to the assembly line, but if you are I'm sorry if you are assigned to other lines, don't think your clothes are clean. Fourthly, Chery established the factory in 1997, and now has about 30,000 employees in its Wuhu headquarters. In the past 14 years, it has hired 170,000 people. My job number at the time was 164885. If If the inside is good, there won’t be 10,000 people a year, and there will be a huge loss of personnel. In our school, out of the total 90 Chery students, there are now only 10 working in the workshop. The pay is poor, the environment is bad, and the people inside are unreasonable.

In short, if you go to work there, you will be working as a coolie for him. It is called Chery version in the name of the internship. In fact, it is just a lie to get people to work. Believe me, you will not learn anything if you go for an internship for 2 months. You don’t have to believe it and then go and experience it for yourself. I’m not wrong. Chery has a bad reputation in Wuhu, but it has a good reputation abroad because his background is national