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This post was last edited by wwtxlp on 2010-2-27 at 23:18. With an increasing number of university graduates these days, in your opinion, which is more important when it comes to job placement: connections or the university one graduated from?
Of course, it comes down to connections; good companies are usually entered through those connections. But that doesn’t mean that the institution isn’t important either, after all, you’re there to do work. Although both are important, the relationship is even more crucial; it’s like a key that allows one to enter and then learn things gradually
Hehe, is that even necessary to ask? Imagine, if you are the Son of the Lord, where would you like to go? Where would they not let you enter? But even if you graduate from Tsinghua, it’s likely you’ll still face difficulties trying to get into certain places.
Hehe, ability and opportunity are the most important! Ability accounts for 99%, opportunities account for 1%!
If there’s a relationship, then everything is available. But having both a relationship and the necessary capabilities is truly great
Relationships + skills + opportunities = greatness
As can be seen from the recruitment process in Xintai City, connections are the most important factor; the same is true in state-owned enterprises. As long as one has a bachelor’s degree, regardless of which university they graduated from, the treatment remains the same.
If the grades are passable, then it’s definitely due to connections; if the grades are poor, then there’s no point in having those connections, as those who are trying to help you will feel embarrassed to bring you along.
Obviously, relationships are important. What does it mean to have talent but no opportunity? Well, it means not knowing where to turn. What does it mean to be successful in all situations? That’s having good relationships. Of course, it’s still necessary to have some skills as well