Help! I recently posted one on 58 Same city

I wonder if it’s true? Will CNPC post job listings on 58.com? But the Word file provided looks very official. It’s quite similar to the contract I once had with CNPC. O mighty ocean and river, please give me some advice. Thank you!

In my opinion, among the companies that recruit online, there aren’t many good jobs; truly good jobs never lack applicants, and even when they do recruit, it’s done in a proper manner. I did a search and found that this company was established in 2009, but I’m not aware of the specific details. Anyway, it’s located in Xi’an, so it’s worth going there to take a look.

Sinopec must have headhunting companies to find such professionals, right!

This post was last edited by qugd on 2015-7-7 21:33. The recruitment is likely real, but the positions available are probably for frontline staff, and the work locations may be in remote areas such as Habaga, which is in Xilin Gol League in Inner Mongolia – a grassland region where it would take a considerable amount of time to get used to the living and working conditions there. For the senior management and technical staff within a company, there are likely already designated candidates; public recruitment is not currently applicable to such positions. Those who are hired need to go through a period of evaluation and screening before being selected to join the team. For those who have not been working for long, the compensation should be fairly good; there are likely to be some subsidies as well. But it is necessary to clarify whether the position being offered is a contract position, a permanent position, or a temporary one – there are significant differences among these, which affect future employment prospects and long-term security. Don’t be afraid of trouble; ask more questions, think more, and also be brave enough to negotiate.

There is a high possibility of job opportunities in coalbed methane; it might also be something that was reposted. It’s best to give a call to confirm

Agree with what was said on floor 5; there was a deputy production manager from that area who went to apply for a position.

I don’t know much about it, but you came from Sinopec, right? As for us, we think Sinopec is such a prestigious organization

This post was last edited by wolfwel5 on 2015-7-9 at 10:04. It states that a contract of 3 to 5 years is required, the workplace is in Xi’an and not in a remote area, but two months of training in Beijing is necessary. And it’s about recruiting technicians, which is quite targeted. Some of my colleagues said it might be pyramid selling, but I think that’s not possible in our chemical industry; moreover, pyramid scheme operators wouldn’t abuse us like this – they would take advantage of the situation when things are already bad enough. Moreover, the salary range of 3K–5K isn’t that outrageous either; some scam companies claim monthly incomes in the tens of thousands to attract attention, but such low figures won’t attract many people. I don’t think it’s likely to be a scam; I really want to give it a try – it’s a rare opportunity. It’s close to home, no shift work required, and it’s a state-owned company! Another question is: if someone from CNPC resigns, will they end up on a blacklist? That afternoon, a friend told me that after quitting CNPC, the company would no longer hire people, as the system is connected to each other. I don’t know if it’s true or not

A call was made; it was from a Beijing number, and it seemed legitimate. They asked me to get tested for the five hepatitis B markers as well as a complete blood count. However, there are several doubts: 1. Job listings are posted on 58.com; 2. ...I suddenly forgot – I’ll add that once I remember