Is it easy to find a job at Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications?

It has nothing to do with the school. If you don’t have anything to do with a state-owned enterprise such as Jiangsu Mobile Telecom, you won’t be able to get into it. One of my roommates has some connections with Nantong Rugao County Mobile. He got into 2 schools and then went to find a counselor. After getting the tripartite agreement, the counselor directly asked him if it was related to a state-owned enterprise like China Mobile. He said yes, and we counselors felt at ease. I interviewed a few times for campus recruitment, and I felt really good about it, but there was no way I could get in. I studied a communications major at Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications, but the result was not as good as others who majored in a secondary major from a rubbish school. Now I know the truth. If you don’t have connections at home and don’t have the money, you can take the postgraduate entrance examination. It’s really the only way out, and you have to take the science major from a prestigious university. Liberal arts majors are no different from science undergraduates like us. Nanyou’s postgraduate students majoring in communications are still very valuable. , and liberal arts majors such as history, politics, geography, etc. have no other way out except becoming a teacher, let alone staying in a research institute or museum, it is just a dream. If you have money, go abroad to study in a good university, but you must also study hard. The four years of study before going abroad for graduate school are not inferior to the postgraduate entrance examination, because it is difficult to apply without a 3.5 degree. One year of study in the United States costs about 350,000 yuan. Nowadays, the pressure of competition in China is too great. To be honest, there is really no advantage for Nanyou University to have a bachelor's degree in communications. There are many other good universities. China Unicom and China Mobile do not only accept communications majors. All majors are available. They really don’t want you to be technical. State-owned enterprises only need connections to get in and get involved. On the contrary, these small mobile companies that are engaged in communications have similar technical skills but much more hard work, and the benefits are not as good as those of state-owned enterprises. As far as I know, most of the college students who graduated from Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications have no money at home and their academic performance is average. It's an unknown company. Don't listen to the nonsense on the Internet about Nanyou and ZTE Mobile Telecom. Huawei has hired less than 300 people nationwide this year. Is it our turn? The employment rate doesn’t mean anything. Many of my classmates failed to find a job after graduating from college. Their parents helped them find ordinary jobs in their hometowns, which had nothing to do with their majors at university. This is also the employment rate, as everyone knows. .