Is it easy to find a real **unit?
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Hello everyone: I am a postgraduate student currently enrolled in school, majoring in coal chemical engineering. I belong to the category of applied postgraduate students – a program that only started to be offered in 2009, so many people may not be familiar with it. The focus of training for applied postgraduate students differs from that of regular postgraduate students; applied programs place more emphasis on practical application. So during my postgraduate studies, I need to spend at least half a year working in a factory. My supervisor helped me find an employer in Xuzhou, but I still prefer to find a job in Inner Mongolia (I’m from there). If I do well there, I plan to stay, as that would help me avoid unnecessary detours and be beneficial both for me and the company. Could anyone recommend some employers for me? Hehe, thank you very much. My email: weijianghong7463@163.com QQ: 517561743
Hehe. You can go to Inner Mongolia’s myth-related areas and find someone to introduce you there; everything can be arranged. After all, chemical plants are relatively dangerous places, so they won’t just accept anyone there
Hehe, things are a bit difficult for me, but if there are connections, then everything will be easier to handle. There are many coal chemical industries in Inner Mongolia
Reply to 1# wjh030310@163: The realm of the chemical industry always welcomes you. There are many companies around nowadays, as well as numerous opportunities. I believe in you – keep it up!
Aren’t the students from China University of Mining and Technology doing well at Xuzhou Shi*? There are many projects in Inner Mongolia with high salaries, but due to concerns related to trade secrets, no company is willing to allow people to conduct on-site inspections before signing a contract
However, since it involves trade secrets, no company is willing to allow others to know about them before signing a contract... xuqinger posted on 2010-6-5 20:16. Haha, I really didn’t know that; thanks to the moderator for bringing it to my attention