Is Shanghai Chemical Engineering Design Institute still recruiting people?
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I had a chance to enter when I graduated, but I gave up. Now that I have been working for half a year after graduation, I regret it. I want to go to a design school. Will it be affected by the financial crisis? Thank you.
Yes, and if it is a large design institute, it will definitely be difficult to get into, because there are quotas limited every year, and basically you need a master's degree or a doctorate that has just graduated from the school, which is different from* * Policy related. It can only be a small design institute, but now. . . The reason is self-evident. Not optimistic :L
If the relationship is very strong, it's okay. If it doesn't matter, it's just that they thought you were suitable at the time. Now that you want to get in, there's no chance.
This winter has been so cold that I want to change the direction of development. If I don’t change my direction now, it will be even harder in the future. . . :'(
Give it a try, you might have a chance, but if you don’t try, you definitely won’t have a chance. It’s impossible for people to come over and invite you, right?
According to my personal experience, the demand in this area in Shanghai is shrinking rapidly. Major design institutes and foreign-funded engineering companies are shrinking across the board. They are preparing for the winter. Don’t have any expectations.
lz should not be considered a recent graduate, because in principle, the dispatch certificate and tripartite agreement are only available once. So you have already used it up once. If you go to such a state-owned enterprise again, even if you only work for 6 months, even for 2 days, your status will have changed. I already have such an example around me, which is a pity. I'm in Beijing. I don't know if the policies are the same in other places.
A tripartite agreement is signed first, and then the dispatch certificate is issued. Generally, it is sent directly to the file management office of the work unit.