There are many innovative units, such as Tsinghua University Institute of Continuing Education, Sun China Engineering Research Institute, Schlumberger Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd., Nippon Electric (China) Co., Ltd., Beijing Tsinghua Chengzhi Technology Development Co., Ltd., and Lingxun Technology. There are Bank of China, other cafes and convenience stores on the first floor, a physical examination center, several restaurants and a canteen called Xingyuan (not very good) on the underground. What other buildings are there in other science parks around, such as entrepreneurship, career, VIA, science and technology, Sohu Building, etc. And there are many enterprises in it. It seems that at the end of last year, a special job fair for enterprises in science parks was held.
Ziguang Jietong is a company controlled by Ziguang Co., Ltd. See the list on Ziguang website:/thunis/survey/t-13.htm.
You can search again on Baidu. It is said that the predecessor of Ziguang Jietong is the Intelligent Transportation Project Department of Ziguang.
The wage gap of fresh graduates in Beijing is still very, very large. There are tens of thousands of high monthly salaries, 2 1 1 project undergraduates 1000, which is related to the system of the industry and enterprises, and also to the kindness of the boss! However, it is generally normal to look at 1500 to 3000. Postgraduates are usually hundreds of times taller than undergraduates, and it may be faster to become regular employees (after becoming regular employees, there will be insurance and bonuses, the basic salary will generally increase, and the income may be greatly improved, but employees are generally not allowed to exchange income with each other for management, but some people especially like to inquire about how much others take each month and keep their income very confidential).
If you are a foreigner looking for a job in Beijing, I suggest you never consider anything below 2000 (unless you control your food and drink), otherwise you can't survive here.
Generally speaking, eating in Beijing is not as expensive as rumored (of course, if you want to eat out every day, there is no upper limit). For outsiders, the biggest expense in Beijing is housing. If you really want to work in Ziguang, you can rent a house in Qinghe or Huilongguan (preferably shared). If you find a better one, you can pay 800 to 1000 a month, and then go to work by bus or subway, which is very convenient (of course, renting a house in other places is no problem, and the transportation here at Wudaokou is very convenient), or renting a house here at Wudaokou is a little expensive, but you can be a second landlord and recruit a few Korean children as tenants (that's what our colleagues do and often help those children who don't speak Chinese). ), if the calculation is better, maybe you can earn a little money. Renting a house in Tsinghua is also good. You can eat in the canteen, which is cheaper.
In a word, don't expect too much if you work in Beijing. Generally, a salary of more than 2000 yuan will be enough. I wonder how many people earn only 1000. Ordinary people dare not even think about being a real white-collar worker (according to a survey released a while ago, Beijing can only be regarded as a white-collar worker with a monthly salary of 5,000 yuan). Anyway, take your time and meet the basic needs first.
If you want to find a job, you should hurry up. March and April are the last peak, and May and June will be very difficult.
Good luck!