I'm going to Suzhou to look for a job. I am a fresh graduate. I don't have any relatives or friends there How should I solve the housing problem, whether to rent a house or live in a hostel or somethi

I'm going to Suzhou to look for a job. I am a fresh graduate. I don't have any relatives or friends there How should I solve the housing problem, whether to rent a house or live in a hostel or something? Hey, like-minded people. Shake hands first ~

Students of foreign languages department are very beautiful at school. They swear with words that others don't understand. When they graduate, they think that few people learn small languages, which will be very popular. I really didn't know until I got to work. Foreign languages are really floating clouds. ...

I majored in French. After working for three years, my biggest experience is that just knowing a foreign language can't get along well in a foreign company! You must have another specialty, because unlike schools, enterprises don't have so many articles waiting for you to translate every day. The boss always wants you to play a role in a certain position, and there is no problem when you need to know a foreign language. Do not believe you can search for the keyword "Japanese" on the recruitment website. Most of them will recruit a certain position, which requires understanding Japanese, or just "Japanese translation is preferred". If you simply recruit "Japanese translation".

Of course, don't be pessimistic. After all, we already have special skills, and not everyone has the conditions to apply for these "Japanese-speaking" positions.

In view of your renting problem, it is estimated that you are still a senior, so what you have to do now is to find a job first. There are many Japanese enterprises in Suzhou High-tech Zone, and the absence of temporary residence will not affect your job search online. Or you can find a house to rent temporarily first, and discuss with the landlord to pay the rent in the first quarter. If the job is settled in the future, it is not difficult to change rooms. You don't need to bring too many things when you first arrive, so it's convenient to move in the future. Get ready for this! I don't know where you are from. It's best if you are from nearby. Just go home whenever you can. It's a little hard to walk a long way. It will definitely take some time before the moonlight falls after graduation ~

The key is the employment orientation mentioned earlier. The idea of being an assistant is right. The key is to choose a good company and a good boss. If you are lucky enough to get such an offer, don't worry about the starting salary, just go in and do it. The work experience of the first two years is very valuable. Whether you are doing personnel, administration, procurement, customer service, logistics, etc. You must work hard to lay a good foundation. After two years, you will have a clearer understanding of yourself before making a decision. I believe you won't be confused.

Compatriots of the Foreign Languages Department * * * encourage! When we get together, it will be a small United Nations with unlimited power ~ ~