Is it helpful for a university to join the student union to find a job? I think many recruitment positions give priority to student cadres. Do you really want to take part in some activities in the un

Is it helpful for a university to join the student union to find a job? I think many recruitment positions give priority to student cadres. Do you really want to take part in some activities in the university? It can't be said that it will be useful, but it is a breakthrough. Many units think that being able to take part-time jobs is the recognition of a student's social work, which shows that besides studying, work still has potential. Participating in university activities is conducive to the growth of ability and the cultivation of management and organization ability. Even if it is just an ordinary participant, I think it is also beneficial to physical and mental health.

But then again, there are many students out of thin air, all of whom have been squad leaders or student union cadres in their resumes, and some companies resent this and think that students' integrity is not high.

There are still differences in manners between students who have been cadres for a long time and those who have never been cadres or have been cadres for a short time. I also have some experience in dealing with things, so many companies hope that job seekers can be student cadres, but the priority is not necessarily based on ability.

You don't have to be embarrassed. You can do whatever you want. You can exercise your ability and language at ordinary times, and your performance will not be lost to the cadres of the student union.