How to take the National Grid Recruitment Examination for the second time?

The following three types of people are most likely to be eliminated in the resume screening process:

The first is that the major is wrong. For example, if you major in civil engineering, you should apply for a position in communication.

The second type does not meet the recruitment conditions. For example, State Grid Henan Electric Power Company needs a non-electricity major to meet the requirements of graduate students.

The third way is to register without a license. For example, Shandong Electric Power Company, the State Grid, needs a certificate of national computer level 2 and English level 6.

If you can't meet the conditions specified in the announcement, there is generally no chance to take the written test.

A student who is preparing for the exam to review the State Grid shouted: If I don't review well, I will also take the State Grid exam! In fact, the national grid competition is really fierce, especially in provinces like Shandong and Henan. There are many types of questions in the State Grid Examination, which requires the majority of candidates to have a solid professional foundation.

At present, many applicants for State Grid have completed the process of filling in resumes and volunteering. Although there are still three days to register, many candidates are eager to know the result of online application as soon as possible. If they are informed that they are qualified to take the written test, everyone will be very happy and can review in a down-to-earth manner. The following is the statistics of the number of applicants of various power companies of State Grid:

The State Grid exam can be said to be a very fair exam. Bian Xiao has come into contact with many children of State Grid, but they are not qualified to take the State Grid exam. The submitted resumes need to be reviewed by the subsidiaries of State Grid, and the reviewed resumes need to be reported to the headquarters for approval, and each link is very strict. Guys, are you ready?