How about working in Changqing Oilfield?

I'm from Changqing, too. Tell me my opinion, I hope it will help you. All the problems of Changqing focus on the word "person". If you have worked in Changqing for a while, you can deeply understand this problem. If there is someone, it doesn't matter where you are. If you don't have connections, you have to think it over. \ xd \ xd \ First of all, it depends on your major. If you major in petroleum, that's not bad. You can sign a contract. If that's the case, I suggest you go to the grassroots for a while. The grass roots under contract A are in the capacity of management posts, so you won't be particularly tired. Contract A is easy to be transferred back to the office, and you have grass roots experience to go to the office for better development. \xd\\xd\ If you are a non-subject major, it will be very tragic. Can only be signed as contract B. Contract b is now collectively referred to as oil production worker, and its identity is worker. Dirty and tired work, the money is far less than contract a. Some people say that the front line can sell oil. I want to ask you, is oil that easy to sell? There are many problems involved, which are not so simple. Contract b is simply: the front line is bitter and tired, and the money is more. Comfortable office, less money. See how you choose. However, no matter how you choose, Contract B with no connections has no prospect in Changqing, and generally works as a worker until retirement. \xd\\xd\ Of course, if you are talking about the headquarters in Xi 'an, then no matter what major you are, you will not hesitate to go in, with a good working environment, many opportunities to contact leaders and a lot of room for promotion.