Employment choice of HVAC graduates

According to my experience, going to a design institute is better than going to a developer.

Developers are in contact with specific construction, design, installation and other things, and need to accumulate some visible experience in their work before designing, so as to design practical works.

During construction, it is often necessary to modify the drawings for the design institute. They are behind closed doors, and some designs can't be done in practice. There are too many conflicts.

I suggest you go to the developer's office to read all kinds of design instructions when you are free, and consult the construction personnel on the design problems encountered in the construction according to the actual work. It won't be long before you become an experienced, thoughtful and capable designer and construction manager.

By then, do you have to worry about the future?

Let me tell you another phenomenon. Construction units and construction units generally do not want people from design institutes. Theory is too high to be used, and practice is too poor to be used.

Moreover, the design unit welcomes the people from the construction unit, and has rich practical experience, modesty and ease of use.