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Problems finding a job after graduation? ?

2012-02-09View Original

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I would appreciate any advice from those who are more experienced~~ I will be graduating this year. Usually, undergraduates start looking for jobs in the first semester of their senior year; most companies also come to universities to recruit students during that time. If one signs a contract with a company in the first semester and starts working there after graduation, what if either party breaches the contract for some reason? By that point, companies usually already have enough employees – is it still possible to find a job in such a situation? ? Thank you! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Reply #22012-02-10
Finding a job is a matter that requires careful consideration. One should pay attention to whether the nature of the company hiring and its industry are suitable for oneself, as well as to the extent to which the job listings may contain misleading information. It’s best to gather information by visiting the company or the area around it; in particular, the opinions of the company’s current employees are very important, as they know their own company best.
Reply #32012-02-10
Hmm~~~ Thanks for the advice! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

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