I need tips on how to get more interview opportunities
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Since July 2008, my husband has been in his career for over half a year now. I still haven’t found a job; I even get very few interview opportunities. Every time I go, I return quickly, and that’s the end of it. My husband has a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering machinery, and he has 6 years of experience in factory equipment maintenance. After the original factory closed down, she came with me to Beijing to look for work. I thought it would be easy to find a job in the field of chemical machinery, but that wasn’t the case. Please share your experiences and tips regarding job hunting!
I fully understand how the OP feels. Some time ago, my girlfriend was constantly looking for a job, and she was very upset about it. In fact, when it comes to interviews these days, unless the position is for a manager or supervisor, there isn’t much emphasis on interview skills or anything like that. If a company happens to be in need of such a position, it’s relatively easy to get hired. But these days, many companies are hesitant about whether to hire or not. Still, I wish the OP luck – I hope their partner can find a good job soon
You can start by working on your resume to make a better impression on the interviewers. The first impression during an interview is quite important, so one must be especially careful in one’s words and behavior to make the interviewer feel that the conversation with you is relaxed and pleasant. It’s a difficult economic time these days, and it’s not easy to find a job. Moreover, you have years of experience here; stay calm. I hope your husband can find a good job soon!
Finding a job is something that depends on luck! Don’t worry too much, stay calm, and take it slow! These are my insights!
Actually, I think the ability to seize opportunities is also quite important
I guess people submit their resumes online. If that’s the case, I have some advice for you: first, make sure that the company to which you are submitting your resume is indeed hiring, and that it is looking for candidates for that position. I am in charge of online recruitment on the Zhuji Caiyan website, and I can’t even guarantee that all the information posted there reflects current hiring needs, unless it’s for one of our regular clients. Furthermore, there are companies listed on the website as being in need of staff, but they are not official members; in such cases, you need to get in touch with the companies yourself! Also, for resume screening, searches are done using keywords; therefore, your resume should contain keywords that are closely related to the position you are applying for!
Looking for a job is no joke – one must be careful. Although it’s difficult to find work, remember: don’t rush, and don’t start working immediately just because someone offers you a job. It’s very important to choose the right industry, and it’s also essential to stay in a good mood while working.
The original poster can suggest that your husband apply for a job in after-sales technical support for chemical engineering machinery.
It’s best to ask some acquaintances to help with introductions; apply on more websites as well and cast a wider net – that should yield better results. Finding a job can’t be rushed; please stay calm, OP – you will find one:P