How about employment in wuxi new district? I feel that logistics is useless. There are many electronics factories here in the new district and many operators have been recruited.

In wuxi new district, from the overall supply and demand of employment, the situation is relatively good compared with previous years, but it is mainly concentrated in low-end positions, that is, operators, inspectors and other positions are relatively easy to find, because the supply of operators is less than the demand, and there is a shortage, especially female workers. Generally speaking, female job seekers can basically find jobs quickly as long as they are not too old, have low salary requirements, can endure hardships and can adapt to long-term standing work (many factories have 12-hour shift duty), and their after-tax salary is generally 1000 ~ 1500 yuan (more if they work overtime).

However, for job seekers above junior college, especially those who are inexperienced, such as fresh graduates, those who have just worked for a few years, and those who major in liberal arts, the situation of finding a job is really grim. As you said, logistics and clerks, although there are some logistics enterprises here in the new district, the overall demand is not large, and basically experienced people in the logistics industry are flowing. At the job fair, there are fewer logistics enterprises. You can also go directly to wuxi new district Talent Network (New Century Talent Network). Wuxi new district enterprises want to recruit, they will publish recruitment information on it. You can look at the unit and position information of the job fair online in advance, and then go to the site aimlessly.

You are a logistics major, so don't give up easily. Although there are not many opportunities at present, we can pay more attention to it. As a transition, you can temporarily find an operator and so on to do it first, and then use your spare time to take some certificates needed in logistics to get ready.

There is little difference between operators in the new area. Most of them work in shifts of 8 hours or 12 hours, which is quite hard. The intermediary is hard to say. There are too many intermediary companies now, and the good and the bad are mixed. I suggest going to a bigger and more formal professional agency. You can search for the keyword "Wuxi Feng Chun Action Assured Employment Agency" on Baidu, and some employment agencies in the search results can still apply for jobs with confidence.

I hope the above information is useful to you:)