Do large state-owned enterprises like oil refineries only hire fresh graduates each year, and not those with prior work experience?
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Are no new students being recruited from previous batches? Is it because they’re worried about technology leaking or something?
In principle, former graduates are not recruited, but in special cases, some skilled workers and managers may be hired. It’s not out of fear of leaks; perhaps it’s because recent graduates who have just left school are relatively innocent and easier to train.
In principle, former students are not recruited. This has always been the way state-owned enterprises operate. A very small number can get in through connections.
Yes. I majored in chemical engineering and technology. If former friends of mine didn’t start working at oil refineries after graduation, those who graduated earlier basically had no chance to get there.
Previous experience is also acceptable; there are many people who change jobs here, as long as you have the skills. If you’re not in this industry and want to get into it, it will be difficult. Relations excluded
Unless one lowers their standards and tries working at a slightly smaller company.
It’s quite difficult; usually, one shouldn’t use past versions.