I’m about to graduate from my undergraduate program in chemical engineering. I’d like to ask some questions of those who are experienced in this field
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We’re in our senior year; graduation is approaching. I have a question about employment. What are the best ways for recent graduates to find employment? The ways I can find employment are: 1. Job fairs at schools, 2. Recruitment websites online, 3. Searching for information on the internet and going for interviews at companies. ---------------------------------- 1. A senior said that the companies that come to the school for recruitment are usually not very good. 2. Recruitment websites aren’t very reliable. 3. Going to companies for recruitment in person takes time as well as money for transportation and other expenses. Let me ask again, how did you all find jobs back then? Thank you for your reply
We got our jobs through job fairs! If you’re looking on your own, it depends on how prestigious your school is! It’s hard to find jobs in ordinary majors at regular schools! It’s easy to find specific majors at certain schools! Employment is also very specific! For example, in our school, those who graduate from the chemical engineering program go to various refineries! Also, you posted in the wrong forum section; go to the Chemical Engineering Universities forum, where there are specific information on job hunting
After graduating that year, I was **assigned a position**. We are now recruiting college students, with online screening followed by interviews.
Mm-hmm, got it. I see that it’s companies who post job listings on university websites
Oh, thanks for letting me know:lol:lol
It seems a bit troublesome if the company is located in another province
When submitting a resume, one should have thought it through clearly.
It’s mainly about the interview questions, the cost of travel to another place, and there’s no guarantee it will work out
It started with a job fair organized by the school. The annoying thing was that I was dropped during the process of signing a tripartite agreement.:@ My current job was obtained after submitting my resume on Zhaopin
Being kicked means the target company goes back on its word? I really haven’t heard of that before. Hmm, thanks for sharing your experience; I’ll go check Zhaopin later{:1_90:}