What do you value most when looking for a job now?

For different people, the emphasis is different.

fresh graduate

Pay attention to professional counterparts and experience accumulation.

When it comes to job hunting intentions, many fresh graduates hope to find jobs with professional counterparts. Ali (pseudonym), who lives in Liu Le, is a senior at Tianjin Normal University and will graduate this year. "I majored in primary education (Chinese) in college, and I want to be a primary school Chinese teacher after graduation." Ali said that since the end of last year, she has taken exams for public teachers in Shunde, Nanhai and Yuexiu, Guangzhou, but they are all unsatisfactory. However, she did not give up. She is going to look at the exams in other districts again. In addition, she will also pay attention to the recruitment of some educational institutions. "She has voted three or four times."

Wang Jian, majoring in furniture design in Shunde Vocational and Technical College, is also a senior job seeker. Speaking of future work, he feels that choosing company salary is not the only criterion. In contrast, he pays more attention to the accumulation of experience and the development opportunities of the platform. "One more thing, whether the company has training is very important for our new employees."

Reapplier

Pay attention to company treatment and personal development

Compared with fresh college students, it is not difficult for job seekers who have worked for several years to find a job, but it is not easy to find a job that can satisfy them. They pay more attention to their development orientation in the enterprise, as well as the vacation situation of the enterprise, whether they can provide benefits such as five insurances and one gold, and the level of salary. Miss Zhang, who has been working for three or four years, said that she had just interviewed two companies, and the wages and benefits were good, but they were all single holidays and often worked overtime, so they all "failed to reach an intention".

For Mr. Zhu, job-hopping after several years of work is "more about personal development". Mr. Zhu said that he used to work in a furniture factory in Longjiang, and his working environment and treatment were satisfactory. However, he gradually found that there was some discrepancy with his career plan, and finally made up his mind to re-apply for a job and try more while he was still young. At present, he is applying for a job related to market management.

In a word, job seekers are advised to ask themselves three questions before looking for a job: 1. What do they like to do? Can you do it yourself? How much can I get (personal development, promotion, salary)? Use these as benchmarks to rate yourself. If you are more positive and less negative, then choose, otherwise, think carefully.