Studying in Japan, returning to China for three months, without a job, costs more than 400 thousand.

Zhang Tianyu, a young man born in 1980s, spent more than 400,000 yuan in six years studying in Japan. However, when he got his master's degree, he repeatedly ran into a wall when he returned to China to find a job. The master of returnees has set the basic salary at 3000 yuan per month. He submitted more than 20 resumes in three months and participated in five or six interviews, but his job has not been decided yet.

Zhang Tianyu, born in 198 1, graduated from Qinghai Medical College in 2005, majoring in pharmacy and drug marketing, and went to Japan to study at Beppu University in Oita Prefecture, Kyushu, Japan. Four years later, I was admitted to Aichi University of Technology in Nagoya, Japan, and studied for a master's degree in business information science. According to Zhang Tianyu, in Japan, business information science is equivalent to domestic economics.

Zhang Tianyu spent more than 400,000 yuan during his six-year study abroad. At the insistence of his family, Zhang Tianyu chose to go back to China to look for a job after graduating with a master's degree.

As there is no social relationship, Zhang Tianyu can only find a job by applying in the talent market and submitting her resume online. As she majored in economics and studied in Japan for six years, Zhang Tianyu chose translation and accounting as her job. Considering that he has no work experience, and he has no big mouth in terms of work treatment, he sets the basic salary at 3000 yuan per month.

2011165438+1October 20th, Zhang Tianyu came to Qingdao Haier road talent market for the first time to participate in recruitment. To his embarrassment, all the companies he applied for said that there was no suitable position for him, and finally only one insurance company called him, and there was no basic salary. Since then, he has participated in many job fairs, but most of his resumes at job fairs have fallen into the sea. While attending the job fair, Zhang Tianyu also sent her resume online to find a job, and the scope of job hunting expanded from Qingdao to the whole country. Within three months, he sent out more than 20 resumes and participated in five or six interviews, but they were all unsuccessful.

Talking about this interview experience, Zhang Tianyu seemed very helpless. Because his master's degree in Japan was not recognized by many domestic enterprises at all, many recruiters told him directly that the company didn't need such high-level talents because of his high education and overseas Chinese background.

Zhang Tianyu said that after many job-hunting failures, he clearly felt that the recruitment of domestic enterprises basically required work experience, and it would bring benefits after recruitment. However, after studying in Japan for six years, he found that he had no other advantages except Japanese.