Angela89
Guest
Good morning to all,
I have already presented myself, hopefully in the appropriate session. I have 29 years and from about 2 work in a company that produces 3d printers and its components. I do not find myself so well and sincerely I would like to change area for various reasons, first of all the poor possibility of professional growth and the poor chance to make career. I have two possibilities.
* company that designs and manufactures screw and piston compressors. the job is of technical employee, but I would enter to take care mainly of the aspect of management of the products (plm, distinct base, management of the documentation, management of the modifications for non-conformity, management of stocks).. therefore a managerial role. the salary is 37000 euros.the company is about 200 people.
* company that deals with design/construction of special lifting equipment (oleodynamics mainly). I would first take care of design in perspective to get to the role of project manager.from what I understood for "project manager" intend to manage the contract and electromechanical design of the same, in practice both management and technical aspects. sincerely the role I like much more but the salary is lower (about 25000 euros). the company is small and family run (about 30 people).
I would, however, start from 0 because I have no specific experience in both sectors and the thing worries me a little but I care both from the point of view of "product". I'm even more concerned about the fact that I don't know much about the kind of work I would do in the first case, but I think I know a little "filled". and I would not like to be a static role, where you are born and die there, without any chance of improving. In the second case, however, I would perhaps sacrifice a little present for the future, but they are only opinions. I don't know many companies, only mine can be said.
What do you say? Is it crazy to give up a more attractive offer economically for another who is more passionate? According to you is so "poor technically" the first type of employment to justify a waiver under these contractual conditions?
I spoke to former university friends and for the overwhelming they told me that passion does not pay, especially in Italy... but I would not start polemics. .
a heard thanks to those who will reply
I have already presented myself, hopefully in the appropriate session. I have 29 years and from about 2 work in a company that produces 3d printers and its components. I do not find myself so well and sincerely I would like to change area for various reasons, first of all the poor possibility of professional growth and the poor chance to make career. I have two possibilities.
* company that designs and manufactures screw and piston compressors. the job is of technical employee, but I would enter to take care mainly of the aspect of management of the products (plm, distinct base, management of the documentation, management of the modifications for non-conformity, management of stocks).. therefore a managerial role. the salary is 37000 euros.the company is about 200 people.
* company that deals with design/construction of special lifting equipment (oleodynamics mainly). I would first take care of design in perspective to get to the role of project manager.from what I understood for "project manager" intend to manage the contract and electromechanical design of the same, in practice both management and technical aspects. sincerely the role I like much more but the salary is lower (about 25000 euros). the company is small and family run (about 30 people).
I would, however, start from 0 because I have no specific experience in both sectors and the thing worries me a little but I care both from the point of view of "product". I'm even more concerned about the fact that I don't know much about the kind of work I would do in the first case, but I think I know a little "filled". and I would not like to be a static role, where you are born and die there, without any chance of improving. In the second case, however, I would perhaps sacrifice a little present for the future, but they are only opinions. I don't know many companies, only mine can be said.
What do you say? Is it crazy to give up a more attractive offer economically for another who is more passionate? According to you is so "poor technically" the first type of employment to justify a waiver under these contractual conditions?
I spoke to former university friends and for the overwhelming they told me that passion does not pay, especially in Italy... but I would not start polemics. .
a heard thanks to those who will reply
