Now I am encountering a more complicated problem. I am an American director and have only been working for two months. I am in Jiangsu, with a basic salary of 1,500. Before I became a full-time employ

Now I am encountering a more complicated problem. I am an American director and have only been working for two months. I am in Jiangsu, with a basic salary of 1,500. Before I became a full-time employee, I had no subsidies and no performance...

No, since you have been working there for two months and are familiar with it, as long as you work hard and believe that there will be no problem in transitioning, people all think that their own is not good and others are good. In Shanghai, prices in Shanghai are much higher than in Jiangsu. You can see how much they earn, but they may not necessarily get more than you. The most important thing is to learn and practice your skills. If you are capable, you will be popular wherever you go. If you are not, you will be popular. That is also looked down upon by others. Besides, even if you go to Shanghai now and you are not familiar with the place, do you think you are absolutely sure that you are qualified to complete the task? Are you very capable? At the beginning, the important thing is not to choose a company to negotiate salary, but to learn. I believe that after you let your boss see your ability, your salary will naturally double. The important thing is to work hard and have that ability... /p>