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This post was last edited by lvjin1983 on 2017-11-4 16:18: 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111
This post was last edited by lvjin1983 on 2017-11-4 16:20 :):)
It’s getting increasingly difficult to make a living these days; it’s all because of the expansion in enrollment. As a result, even undergraduates majoring in chemical engineering machinery can’t find jobs
No, it’s on the 2nd floor. Chemical engineering machinery offers the best job prospects at our school. It’s easier to find than chemical processing techniques.
This post was last edited by lvjin1983 on 2017-11-4 16:21 :)
Give yourself some encouragement – take your time looking for a job; there’s no rush, as there might be better opportunities ahead.
But after much effort to get a phone interview, Air Liquide in France finally agreed to arrange one. I was in Zhuhai at the time, and they suggested an interview in Tianjin – it was too far away, so they proposed a phone interview instead. Yet, no call came at the agreed time. Last year, I was tricked three times by a well-known engineering company; there was no call for the phone interview either.
It’s the bond of brotherhood – let’s go have a few drinks together
Once we finish the project in Yima, Henan, we’ll invite you to join us, hehe. I wonder if the Shandong project is hiring? It’s currently in the debugging phase; if you’re interested, please send me your resume. Many friends, many ways.
Are you interested in selling instruments? Our company is looking for sales staff; resumes can be sent to emma5790@263.net
Brother Tang*udong, first of all thank you for your kindness. Please give me your email address
Emma5790, could you introduce your company? I’ve no experience in sales, so I’m afraid I won’t be able to do a good job
This post was last edited by lvjin1983 on 2017-11-4 16:22 :lol
:Handshake: It’s hard to stay alive: handshake