Chemical industry job fair
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The 19th Chemical Industry Special Job Fair will be held on March 25, 2009. The 19th Chemical Industry Special Job Fair will be held on March 25, 2009 at Beijing Chaoyang Talent Market (No. 1 Third Real Estate Building, Shuguang Xilijia, Chaoyang District). The Chemical Industry Special Job Fair hosted by the Chemical Industry Talent Network is the most professional and largest special job fair in the chemical industry. It is reported that this job fair is a special job fair for various branches of the chemical industry. Chemical companies in petroleum, petrochemicals, coatings, rubber, fine chemicals, daily chemicals, coal chemicals, environmental protection, energy, chemical machinery, chemical trade and other fields will gather at this job fair to recruit talents. According to statistics from the Chemical Industry Talent Network, this job fair will provide nearly a hundred recruitment positions, including general transportation engineers, HSE engineers, process piping engineers, automatic control engineers, water treatment engineers, air pollution control engineers, biochemical treatment engineers, water conservancy and hydropower engineers, oil and gas technicians, paint sales, chemical machinery and equipment sales, large project leaders, etc. Dai Ke, manager of the Chemical Industry Talent Network, said: “This job fair has been expanded in both scale and form compared to the past. First, the scope of exhibiting companies is larger. Second, the number of exhibitors is expected to be relatively larger than before, reaching about 5,000. ”
It should be more difficult for chemical engineering majors to enter Beijing, right?
The job fair is scary, there are too many people, and this year will be even more unprecedented.
My classmate has been there, but there aren’t many recruiting companies, and it’s not as good as advertised.
As soon as I entered, I figured it out. I once attended a job fair for 100,000 people.~
You should go in and never think about coming out. :lol
It's true. Once you get in, you don't need to move around, people will automatically move in :L
LZ, is this job fair mainly for recruiting from the general public, or for fresh graduates? Do you have a list of exhibitors and their professional needs?
Is there anyone engaged in R&D? :funk:
I have been to this job fair several times and have a few experiences. 1. The place is hard to find, so if it is your first time to go, it is best to go in advance. 2. There are few units. I have been to several chemical industry special fairs, and each time there are only about 30 or 40 units. 3. The units are relatively small. I have almost never seen large units, they are all small private enterprises and private enterprises. 4. Basically they are for chemical industry, chemistry and medicine, so if you are in other majors, don't go. The place is too small and there are too many people: L
If it's like what the people above said, then I won't go. I originally planned to go and have a look, but it seems I don't have to go now.
There are relatively few people who go to non-formal units. The largest job fair in Beijing, the National Exhibition, is just a small show: L
It should be a good exercise. You can experience the huge crowds.
I feel like job fairs in schools are not as good as the job fairs held by schools. When companies come to the school, they are looking for people. It’s hard to talk about companies at large job fairs outside.
I went there once in February, and the units that came here wanted to recruit people who could start immediately and have work experience. It was basically difficult for fresh graduates to find suitable positions. quack~
Thanks for the information, but the competition is fierce this year