Fuyang jobs are good. The school also has school recruitment, but there are fewer options to choose from. I found my current job by posting my resume on job boards and interviewing with about four or five companies. The process of transitioning from a student to a working professional is not easy.
Looking for a job is not an easy task, and it requires early preparation so that you don't have to rush to the doctor's office when you graduate. Finding a job is not as difficult as we think, the key is to prepare early. Early clear their career direction, good planning. In fact, during the school period can be prepared for job hunting, such as find some relevant internships to accumulate experience, which is very helpful for future employment. But in the process of looking for a job, you should also pay attention to the following points:
1, there is no lack of network to introduce the name of the job, to charge a high training fee recruitment company
According to China's existing laws and regulations, if the enterprise requires employees to submit the deposit before the start of the job, or the training costs, the employee should be resolutely rejected.
2, false part-time
Generally do not have to job seekers to the office, only need to be completed at home, when the piecework work have this routine, employers through the non-stop "fried" trial workers "squid", to achieve free or cheap use of labor purposes. The company's goal is to use the laborers for free or cheap by constantly "firing" the trial workers.
3, the surface of the "high" company
Job hunting, some companies on the surface is often quite "high", a business license, a website, high-profile publicity, seems to be a very formal company, but in fact, engaged in illegal behavior, the job seekers do not realize that their own business, but the company's business, and the company's business, and the company's business, and the company's business. Job seekers also do not realize that they are engaged in the work of the law, even if they are not directly involved in the crime, but may be held accountable, so job seekers must keep their eyes peeled.