Is Shanghai Institute of Foreign Trade highly recognized by foreign companies and state-owned enterprises at the job fair?

I am a graduate majoring in foreign trade. I have worked in the school employment office before, and I know a little.

The employment of finance and economics in our school is dominated by the four major accounting firms and banks, as well as some financial posts and marketing posts of foreign companies. Specifically, in terms of firms, there are six target universities in Shanghai: Tongji Foreign Trade, which is one of them. It is difficult for non-target universities to enter the Big Four, and the number of foreign trade students going to the Big Four every year is only less than that of Shanghai Finance and Economics. 10 graduated from the class and went to more than 200 people. In terms of banks, it is mainly the five state-owned banks that have established diplomatic relations between workers and peasants, as well as joint-stock commercial banks such as China Merchants, Shanghai Pudong Development Bank, Shenzhen Development Bank and China Everbright Bank.

Ok, there are also a few foreign banks, such as HSBC, Standard Chartered Bank, Citigroup and Tokyo Mitsubishi Bank. State-owned banks generally require national key universities 2 1 1, and the requirements in Shanghai are similar. Basically, the above is the limit, and schools below the university level are not allowed. However, in Shanghai, two schools outside China Municipal Government are generally regarded as 2 1 1 schools, and HR of Bank of Communications gives lectures. It is also an unwritten rule, so foreign trade will not suffer when banks recruit. On the contrary, it will have advantages over many 2 1 1 schools. After all, it is a financial institution. Others, such as China Development Bank, Export-Import Bank and China People's Bank, can't enter foreign trade. Generally speaking, they only need schools with more money, and they are mainly graduate students. For foreign companies, a few cattle companies are not interested in foreign trade, such as Procter & Gamble, Shell and Mobil. As long as these companies return to Tongji, the resumes of doing foreign trade are almost despised.

Generally speaking, the nature of foreign trade is not 2 1 1. Facing some monopoly state-owned enterprises, such as China Mobile, China Petrochemical and China Petroleum, it will suffer more. These units rigidly stipulate that as long as it is 985 or the top 2 1 1 of Shangcai, there is not much chance for it to reach this level. As for what you said about the similar competitiveness of universities, my personal feeling is that going to financial institutions is weaker than making money, going to foreign companies is weaker than going abroad, but it is one grade higher than Huali Huazheng (only comparing financial majors). Of course, Huali's chemical industry employment is very strong, and Huazheng's economic law employment is also quite good