P&G is a big company and must have a bachelor's degree or above. No one knows what it will be like in a year.

At first, I must have worked as a handyman with my current supervisor, but when you are independent, I will definitely arrange a position for you. I think P&G is a well-paid large enterprise. If the development is good, there should be opportunities for appreciation. Enterprises need talents, but practice makes perfect when training. Ordinary people can do it when they learn.

Good luck with your work.

If there is still a shortage of people by then, they will definitely confess, and they are afraid that they will not need it.