Foxconn assistant work

I graduated from mold design and manufacturing in 2005. There was m-girls in my class at that time. After graduation, two of them went to Foxconn in Kunshan. One of them is mold designer, and the other is a clerk. The other two went to work at Foxconn in Shenzhen, one as a clerk and the other as a PM. I have encountered such a thing. A friend of mine, whose girlfriend graduated from mold major, hopes I can recommend her girlfriend to our company. I went to our class teacher with my resume. Our head teacher took a look and asked me if I was your friend. I said he said there was no precedent for girls to make molds here! Ha ha! Having said so much, I still mean that. In this respect, girls are very unpopular! But it doesn't mean that no enterprise uses girls to do mold design! I know there is a Japanese-funded enterprise in Guangzhou. They recruit girls to do mold design, and may need to know some Japanese, because the new designers need to go to Japan for training for half a year. I seem to have forgotten the specific name of cold stamping! You can pay attention to it online! Shenzhen Foxconn has a business group that will also recruit girls to do mold design. It's a PCEBG business group, which makes precision terminal molds. But there are not many recruits there. I met about 10 girls there! But compared with the design team of hundreds of people, it is not much! But there is, and if you make a mold, you must go to the scene at first, because you have to understand the manufacturing process of the mold and the general problems of the mold! After graduation, I went to Foxconn, trained for half a year and practiced on the spot for half a year. It was difficult at that time. There are also girls practicing on the spot. They spend most of their time looking at things that don't need to be done, that is, doing things with a file. Their stay at the scene is very short, about a week! You can learn, but it's really hard to find a job in the future. Undergraduate school! At that time, our school was ok, and all the students in our class were promoted to undergraduate courses! In addition, it seems that you can change your major after graduating from college!