Is it important to find a job relationship?
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I was chatting with my former classmates a few days ago. It seems that I am very sensitive to finding a job in my junior year. He said that if you have connections when looking for a job, it will be easy to get in. If it doesn't matter, the development opportunities under the same conditions will not be as great as if it had nothing to do with it (my classmates started working early after graduation). Ask all sea friends. When recruiting people, will your company take special care of people with connections (those who are not very capable but have connections but can still find a good position)? Also, if it doesn’t matter, would it be difficult to develop in a chemical company (it’s common to see posts saying that you have to work for at least 3 years after graduating from a bachelor’s degree). I prefer to rely on myself. I also have relatives in the chemical industry. . My parents want me to go there in the future. But I want to be on my own. . But after talking with my classmates, I felt a little uncomfortable. Do relationships really matter?
It’s easy to say whether anything matters in this society
Those who have connections and who study national economy can come to chemical companies. It doesn't matter, you will be ranked first in the written test and last in the interview.
Is this phenomenon really serious? . The company also needs to recruit people from the society. . It can be solved by relying on relationships.
The question asked by the poster does not require an answer at all. You should have studied politics and economics, right? Interests (economic interests) are the basis of all activities.
I have learned that if companies find relevant customers, can they really bring greater value? If it doesn't matter, you'll definitely do worse than if it matters.
Personally, I feel that it is easier to find a job if you have connections. But it is only limited to finding a job. As for development, unless his relatives are relatively high-ranking officials in the company, if it is just a relationship like friends, the development will definitely not be as good as that of a capable person. After all, companies are mainly about making profits. So if you want to do well, it’s best to have the ability and some connections.
It is often said that everything is easy to handle if there is a relationship. A few seniors in our major, because of their connections, are so bad, they can stay in school after graduation. No matter how good their grades are, they can just go out and do their own thing.
Of course relationships are important, and so is the United States! This is especially true for China!
Relationships are indeed very important. I have seen some people who could not have defeated others based on their ability alone, but were still admitted to the company. As for future development, having connections can also bring benefits to yourself, and it will definitely be smoother than others. These are looked down upon by people who have nothing to do with them, but they are completely understandable. As for ability, if it doesn't matter, you have to rely on your own strength to fight in the world. No relationship does not necessarily mean failure. As the saying goes, the eight immortals cross the sea and each show their magical powers. Similarly, if you have connections and strength, you will be even more powerful. Only strength, no one appreciates it, and it is difficult to move forward.
Relationships are more important, they have always been so
Those who have something to do will have to work harder for several years. Look away.
Under the same conditions, it is much easier to have a relationship than to have nothing to do with it.
It will be easier to find a job and get a job if you have connections, right?
It's important, of course it's important. With a good relationship, you can basically rise to success.
Very important, simply too important. There was a person in my cousin's workplace who I had connections with, and it turned out that he was promoted to department level just over half a year after I started working.
It seems that there is little point in discussing this issue, so here are two sentences: 1. Relationship is very important 2. Equal conditions, priority
There are so many people in China that all kinds of opportunities will never be equal to everyone. The entire society is a network, and everyone is a network in it. Each network has important constraints. These networks need to be focused on, otherwise, the network will be in trouble. This is the reason why "relationship is more important".
Haha, this is the so-called Chinese characteristics, but where* * It's not the same, just not as serious. It is said that George W. Bush wanted Feiyu to be his second son-in-law, but Feiyu ignored him and refused to give it to the president. See clearly, if you don’t give the president face, who in China would dare? If you don’t give Lao Hu face, do you still want to live in China? :lol In China, as long as you have connections, there is basically nothing you can't handle~~~~I have a junior high school classmate who graduated in chemical engineering. Directly entering the municipal central bank~~~~What can I say, I am so envious~~~~~~:Q
Tell the poster clearly that relationships are more important than anything else... When looking for a job this year, several girls in our class have strong family connections and directly signed up for design institutes without interviews. Other outstanding boys were not even given the opportunity to interview... Society is like this, please be more open-minded... Quack~