Do you all feel that there are few job opportunities this year and it’s hard to find work?
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RT. It seems that there are few work plans at the beginning of this year; I’m not sure whether it’s due to the poor economic situation or my own insufficient capabilities
Although I don’t need to look for a job at the moment, from observing HaiChuan over the past few years, there have been hardly any decent job listings on it in the last year and a half
Well, there are very few job opportunities! Small companies can’t survive; large companies lay off employees!
Due to the poor economic conditions, many chemical plants are operating at a loss. Our company has been in a dormant state since last April; there are no prospects, and we have nowhere to go if we decide to leave.
I think that truly good companies don’t need to recruit on forums at all; many people are already keeping an eye on the job openings at such companies. As soon as a recruitment announcement or job requirement is posted within the company, employees immediately start recommending candidates, not to mention that there is a referral fee available. At that time, I would recommend one person and get a reward of 2,000. If no one within the company recommends you, a headhunter will find you directly.
Me too. Last year, I thought that after quitting my job I would still be able to find work easily as before, but in the end I had no choice but to return to my original company
I could feel it, but thankfully I found it
Under the \"new normal,\" chemical companies are facing unprecedented operational difficulties; they are adopting measures such as suspending salaries to cut costs, and there is almost no proper recruitment taking place.
Under the \"new normal,\" chemical companies are facing unprecedented operational difficulties; they are adopting measures such as suspending salaries to cut costs, and there is almost no proper recruitment taking place.
Currently, low oil prices are affecting many industries, such as coal chemical industry, oil exploration in Xinjiang, and shale gas