Where can I find a job in Qingdao? Where else can I go besides the job fair?

1. It is skillful to go to the job fair. /kloc-before 0/998, job fairs were rarely full, because it was near the end of the year, and the company said dividends and bonuses, so few people resigned. But after the Chinese New Year, everyone basically got a bonus or something and jumped ship. I think 3.4.5.6 is the golden age for job hunting, and the job fair is also crowded with people.

2. Online search work. Now that social networks are developed, many enterprises are reluctant to send employees to job fairs for recruitment, because it is a waste of manpower, material resources and time. So many websites will post jobs. For example, Shandong Qilu talent network, Shandong graduate employment network, the famous 5 1JB, Qingdao talent network and so on. There are many job seekers in all walks of life. It's a good move to submit your resume online, because when I graduated from college, many students were too lazy to go to the job fair, and most of them submitted their resumes online to find a job slowly. The landlord might as well give it a try!

3. Recommended by university teachers. When we graduate from college, college counselors and teachers will often send recruitment information to the class. I think a lot of information is still very valuable. My current job is that the teacher of the college told Ben Li that we would go for an interview together, and then I interviewed, and then I have been working in this company for 1.5 years now. So don't give up any chance. If you like it, you must fight for it.

4. Introduction of family, friends, teachers and seniors. I wanted to change jobs before, and then I asked my teacher and senior to introduce me to work. The seniors worked hard and kept introducing me to work. Some of them like others but don't like me, and some don't like others. Anyway, the introduction of relatives and friends is also a good way!

Anyway, I feel that as long as it is a suitable position, we must work hard to pursue it, and of course there will be failures. However, the road to job hunting cannot be smooth sailing. As long as you have the heart, you can definitely find a job you like. When I graduated, it happened to be the financial crisis. Few companies recruit. During the winter vacation, everyone left school. I still stay at school and go to job fairs again and again. I don't know how many times I failed and how many companies I met. Finally, when I was about to give up, the college informed me that a Japanese company had come to the school to recruit. Finally, after three rounds of interviews, I finally succeeded.

In addition, tell the landlord that finding a job early is not necessarily a good job, and finding a job late is not necessarily a good job.

I hope the landlord will be successful with careful preparation and unremitting efforts! Come on!