What are the channels for fresh graduates to find jobs?

Channels:

1. Campus recruitment: Every year when college students are about to graduate, many companies will go to campus to conduct campus recruitment. At this time, they are mainly for graduates. Everyone You can find a job through this channel.

2. Teacher recommendation: When the graduation season comes every year, teachers will have some recruitment resources in their hands. These resources are not bad. Generally, teachers will recommend them to students with relatively good academic performance. They are also a good way to find a job.

3. Major job search APPs: With the advent of the mobile Internet era, various job search APPs have emerged. The emergence of these APPs provides a good channel for the majority of graduates to find jobs.

4. Internet recruitment: Of course, Internet recruitment is also a good way, mainly through applying for relevant positions through major recruitment websites.

5. Offline job fairs: You can also go to some job fairs held in various places to apply for the job you like, so as to find the corresponding position in the unit you like.

Notes for fresh graduates looking for a job

1. HR does not like resumes that put Chinese and English together (especially those with one line in English and one in Chinese). It is recommended that bilingual resumes be separated.

2. It is recommended that the resume should be limited to one page. If you really have a lot of great achievements to write about, it is recommended to attach a separate "project list" to list the major projects you have participated in and their results.

3. Don’t make your resume too watery. Anything you list on your resume will be what the interviewer tests you for. If the interviewer discovers that your resume is false and your integrity will be questioned, then you will definitely not get the job offer.

4. Please do not list your home address and home phone number on your resume, it is very rude; punctuation is very important. For example, when you list the responsibilities under a work experience, the correct punctuation is to use a semicolon ";" after each responsibility instead of a comma or period. Especially English resumes.