What is factory life like on a real construction site?

The construction site is really trying to persuade you to quit. Once a project is over, you don’t know whether the next project will be within the city or across the province. Therefore, when working on projects, from construction workers to project managers, every two or three years we have to face the decision of whether to stay or go. Leaders have more choices, but they cannot completely avoid this drawback. In terms of work intensity, the construction site is not as exaggerated as Zhihu Tumuhei said. The construction site is very tiring. You do have to stay at the construction site from morning to night, but you are really sweating all over the site every day, which is only five or six hours. The rest of the time is doing desk work, meetings, making phone calls to coordinate, etc. Not doing things every minute.

The environment on construction sites can only be said to be dirty, messy, and poor, and even standardized construction sites are inevitable. Most of them work outdoors, and they get tanned in a few days, and their fresh meat has to be turned into barbecue... So they usually wear work clothes or similar clothes on the construction site, and they are real losers. If you want to wear clean clothes, you must take advantage of Saturday and Sunday. No, I should say use your days off. Those who usually dare to wear new clothes at the construction site next door are either rich at home or just absent-minded...

If you don’t go to the construction site, life will be more difficult, and you can only smoke the most fragrant cigarettes and drink the most mellow drinks. Drinking wine, pursuing the most gentle woman! If you don’t go to the construction site, there will be no free prefabricated houses after get off work, no white walls, and no classic frame beds...