I have been working on PHP for more than a year and want to leave, but I don't know whether it is better to go to a small company or a large company ,,,,

Could you give me some advice ..., because the younger brother is a self-taught student, no one has ever brought .... so I would like to thank you for your help in career planning and personal development... could you give me some advice ..., because the younger brother is a self-taught student, no one has ever brought .... so I would like to thank you for your help in career planning and personal development...

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Could you give me some advice ..., because the younger brother is a self-taught student, no one has ever brought .... so I would like to thank you for your help in career planning and personal development...

If you try to be a big company, a small company will be able to get in touch with things and learn more. In fact, a small company is busy with miscellaneous every day and has no chance to learn.

It is recommended that you go to a large company and go to a large company. There are definitely more technologies you can learn than a small company. Otherwise, he cannot become a large company. Haha ~~ A small company is training whether you can resist the entire project by yourself, but the technical content of the project is not necessarily high.

Let's spend another two years in a big company.

Is self-study related to resignation? In addition, it is still unknown whether you can enter a large company. So you think too much.

Looking at what you want to do in the future, it is indeed equivalent to a miscellaneous in a small company, but it is certainly not impossible to learn anything. For me, I can just learn what I want to learn. I like coding, but I don't want to be a programmer all the time. I plan to design a product (including uidesign, data structure, front-end architecture, details are all implemented.) How can we bring a team, how can we control the entire development progress, how to communicate, how to operate a product, and then get promoted to the product manager at the end of next year. But now this plan seems to be one year ahead of schedule, because this is a small company, the job is empty, and although I do everything in the company now, I am able to work out my ability to withstand pressure, you can also have a good chat with colleagues when you are tired. In fact, I used to think that team communication is a very simple task. If you have something to say, you can just talk about it. But after a long time, you will find that it is really hard to say something.

Big company!