How do undergraduates find jobs in the Pearl River Delta?
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After the year, I started looking for a job again. I participated in several "large-scale job fairs" in the Pearl River Delta. When I went to the scene, I saw that they were all salesmen/accountants. I didn't see anyone recruiting chemical workers, and several chemical companies were also recruiting accountants. What I want to ask is, how should I find a job? I don't know how my predecessors found jobs in the Pearl River Delta?? I don't want to change my career to do clerical work. There are only small businesses in the Pearl River Delta, and it seems that no suitable company wants undergraduates!! Thank you everyone.. :P
Be patient and don't be impatient. There may be special job fairs in the chemical industry, so pay more attention.
I don’t like that place, there are too many migrant workers, and many brothers won’t go there even if they get an offer of 100,000+.
The poster can find a job first and wait for the opportunity in the future.
There is always a shortage of people for accounting jobs. I suggest you read more recruitment information online to see if there are any that are specific to your major. You don’t have to run around here and there.
I would like to add that the supply of accounting positions is now seriously over-supplied. General units do not dare to ask outsiders with unknown backgrounds to do accounting if they are not their own people. Everyone knows the reason. There are also many graduates in this major, and there is little market demand. It is a major that is relatively difficult to find jobs. This is the truth, and I am not targeting anyone...
I don’t know where the poster is from.* If you are successful, it’s good to go back home to support the construction of your hometown. You don’t have to rush to the Pearl River Delta.
It’s not easy to find a job this year. I wonder if you’re in the chemical industry? It is recommended to pay more attention to the information of colleges and universities, as well as the fresh graduates website. Submit more resumes. From the information on other recruitment websites, it seems that most of the people who submitted their resumes received no response. At the job fairs in the talent market, I feel that there are very few people recruiting chemical workers. Going there is nothing but disappointment. Attend more job fairs for recent graduates. I wish you can find a suitable job as soon as possible! :lol
Most of the recruitment in the talent market is for real technical people who are looking for sales business. They go to the website for recruitment, headhunting, etc.
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Thank you. My whole family is in Guangdong now, so I want to come here. As you all know, these are electronics factories. There are too few people looking for chemical engineering. Although I am studying in the fine field, these fine chemical factories are recruiting too few people, and this year’s situation is also compounded. It seems that those who need people this year are also large chemical companies.
Pay more attention to some recruitment websites. After all, the information there is more complete and more authoritative.； This year * * There will be many job fairs, and you can also go there to walk around and look for opportunities. Be well prepared and bless you! The development cost in the Pearl River Delta is probably a little lower than that in the Yangtze River Delta, but the chemical industry is indeed stronger in the Yangtze River Delta.