Is the librarian skilled?

. As a 1. Documentaries have basically been doing information. When you're done, you have to find someone to sign and seal something. There is no promotion channel. But I think this position has a mysterious potential, which I will talk about later.

2. Business contract positions, starting with budget clerks or contract administrators, are things such as calculating quantities, setting prices, drafting contracts, quarreling with laborers or subcontractors, etc. In the future, you can be promoted to business manager, enter the project team, develop into the office and become the business leader of the company. The promotion channel is not bad.

3. The general office, that is, the service and the party and government, starts from the office clerk, that is, serving tea, taking photos, taking notes, writing news, engaging in activities and providing logistics services during meetings. Can be promoted to the director of the general office, some construction units will set up the post of project secretary, can be promoted to the project secretary, into the project team, can also be developed into a public institution, promotion channels are also very good. Different from the commercial contract post, the commercial contract post has a high correlation with the construction business and can learn a lot of business knowledge, while the administrative post like the comprehensive office is not. Maybe after working for a few years, you won't know what the site construction looks like.

These are basically the categories, and other positions are rarely filled by girls. There is a leak, I'll find another time to make it up.

Finally, let's talk about the mysterious potential of librarians. In fact, if you can look at it from a different perspective, you will find that librarians are actually exposed to project processes and data. Now the Internet industry is frantically competing for data, and the importance of data is self-evident. The construction industry is also taking the road of informationization. Combing processes and data is the key premise, and librarians are the positions closest to these two points. You may not understand this passage, but you are not interested. It doesn't matter. Just look at the content in front. Can you learn anything?