How about college graduates working as decorators?

Well, let me tell me, I hope it helps you.

It's up to you to decide whether to take it or not, after all, I'm just saying what I think.

In fact, what I said upstairs is very right, the most profitable decoration company is the company, and then the salesman, designer and project manager, only when they take the commission away, will give your salary, if according to the current general market price: the master can get 180 to 200 a day, the novice has a 150 a day is good, in addition to the decoration, the company will not provide accommodation, and the decoration company is not you can go to work every day to get money, it also has an off-season, At that time, it was not enough to be in a class for a month. The last point is that renovation workers are very tired, no matter what kind of work (such as carpentry, mason, painter, etc.) will have a lot of dust when doing things, for a student who has just finished school, the body will not be able to stand it for a long time.

Hope it helps you and hope mine.

First of all, if you don't know what major you are studying, if you are interested in your major or are in the field, it is best to engage in this major.

Secondly, in the decoration industry, various departments, designers and businesses are the most profitable, among which designers are the most profitable, and the income of good designers is quite objective.

On the worker side, the income varies, and the worker can indeed transfer some money, but the income is not too high, and it will be very tiring. The most profitable are still designers.

You college. What do you want to learn, but first look for a job related to your major, right?

This phenomenon is widespread, and there has always been a saying that buying pancakes makes more money than white-collar workers.

The reason is that one is a very stable profit and a very volatile profit but risk. One is a very basic job, not everyone wants to do it, everyone wants good things, but the eyes are high and low.

In fact, people from elite universities and privileged backgrounds tend to overestimate their abilities and futures. Such people tend to be divided into two tiers. And the environment in a difficult environment is often more painful, and it is less important to adapt to society, but people often like this and ordinary and can live a good life.

It can be related to the environment and the parties themselves, with self-causes accounting for 70% and environmental impacts accounting for 30%.

The real estate industry is driving bigger and bigger renovations, however, mechanization and engineering (meaning laying off employees) in the renovation industry are not in sync, so, you know, the quantity in demand and the content of the renovation in demand is steadily improving. <>

As fewer and fewer young people enter the work of the fittest, you will see that the average quality of employees is getting lower and lower. So, you will find that the people in the renovation are getting more and more different, some skills are getting bigger and bigger, but the overall strength is getting higher and higher.

Skilled workers are paid more than college students, and with a decrease in physical strength, what will happen in ten years?

Fresh college graduates are paid less than skilled workers, and as they gain more experience and ability, what will happen in 10 years?

One is the beginning of a person, and the other is the end of a person.

I have the following views on this issue.

Two questions. 1. What kind of college graduates does "graduate treatment" refer to?

2. "Decoration worker" refers to the level of decoration workers, skilled workers and unskilled workers, many years of service or novice?

The gap between the two sides. Renovators can get high wages because they produce the value of the wage level. How many migrant workers in urban areas receive high subsidies, and how many renovation projects have five social insurances and one housing provident fund?

Not to mention that there is limited room for rise. Many fresh graduates can't use the office proficiently, they can't do mind maps, PPT can't be written well, they don't have a connection with people, technology is not available, and companies have to spend money to train some related skills. Sitting in the office all day and thinking about why the decorator is better than him.

A teacher who has been renovating for many years knows exactly how to apply putty to places where there is no water, and it is clear how to use large white colors without creating cracks. His value is reflected in his work. <>

Experience it for yourself. As a college student, I worked as an architectural designer for a month. It's purely for fun.

When I went up to the roof, I followed another master and I helped him out, who was in charge of repairing the roof tiles. I said I'll try, and the master said, you can't. I don't believe that I have studied university physics, materials science, I can't drill nails?

Abusing you in a matter of minutes with my scientific knowledge.

So I picked up the screw in my hand, but with no effort at all, the screw flew....Three screws were not drilled into one. That is, the strength of the hand is not strong enough.

In addition to the iron-tiled roof, I also had a wire and a carpenter and my master. To be honest, I probably had to do half a day to get out of the chair for 10 minutes.

He put the hole in the nail gun like a ruler, and I measured it with a ruler or a diagonal ruler.

Summary: Rome wasn't built in a day, and when we go to school, it doesn't mean we don't do anything at home. Learning a craft is not easy.

All in all, there is a specialization in the art industry.

College students have no skills, and decoration workers rely on their skills to eat.

But college students can learn new skills and have more development, and the limitations of renovation workers are too strong. It doesn't matter how much you pay as a recent graduate.