The real experience of technical secondary school students interviewing at Huawei!

The real experience of technical secondary school students interviewing at Huawei!

Huawei is a company that has created myths. From its rapid expansion of registered capital of 20,000 yuan, 3G, high technology, rapid growth, universal shareholding and private enterprise... Huawei is currently the number one telecommunications company in China. It is a large supplier, and the overseas market is becoming more and more popular, and it is currently encroaching on the homeland of CISCO, the Internet provider leader - the United States.

The first time I learned about Huawei was in 1999. I was out of school for a year. I didn’t know much about Huawei at that time. I only knew that Huawei had the highest salary in the domestic IT industry. And the company that most IT people dream of. Of course, for me, a technical secondary school student, she is far out of reach...

In mid-1999, I entered a small company in Guangzhou and worked quietly. I didn’t think I had much. My only innate advantage is that I am energetic, motivated and able to endure hardships.

Three years later, I was lucky enough to join Guangzhou Xintai Technology, the largest IT company in Guangzhou, and became a technical engineer. I was assigned to Shanghai to be responsible for the construction of financial call centers. Less than two months after arriving in Shanghai, I actually received an invitation from Huawei’s Human Resources Department to go to Shenzhen for an interview. At that time, the news was sudden to me. It was simply too sudden. Of course, I declined at the time because it had been less than 3 months since I joined Xintai and I had no confidence in interviewing Huawei. Later I found out that they had found my resume on a talent website. It turns out that Huawei's human resources department often poaches people from companies with similar businesses.

I have been working quietly in Xintai... Slowly, I have become an independent engineering project manager from a technical engineer. Outstanding employee of the company for three consecutive years.

After three and a half years, I had to leave Xintai due to some problems in the company. I am ashamed to say that almost 7 years after graduating from school, I am still a legitimate technical secondary school student. With the expansion of enrollment in colleges and universities, undergraduates are everywhere, master's students are walking all over the streets, and only doctors can still shake their heads. Today, I am not afraid of losing anything when walking on the road, but I am afraid of losing my technical secondary school diploma. It's embarrassing to be seen! What's more, I am now in Shanghai, which leads the country in economy! It can be said that there are so many talents, and I am just a drop of water in the ocean.

However, I have fighting spirit and I have confidence! I believe in my abilities. I once again submitted my resume for a technical support position at Huawei, although Huawei's recruitment advertisement suddenly stated that I had a bachelor's degree or above and had an English level 4. Of course, I now have a deep understanding of Huawei.

Two weeks later, sure enough, the Shenzhen Human Resources Department notified me again and asked me to participate in Shanghai Huawei’s special job fair on March 26th and 27th. When the lady from the HR department called me, I explained that my education level was only technical secondary school and she wanted to recommend me to go to the job fair to give it a try. She said that we also attach great importance to ability. To be honest, during this period, I was rejected by ZTE (another well-known domestic communications company) due to academic issues. The call from the HR lady at Huawei really made me appreciate the courage of Huawei.

After a few days of waiting, on the morning of the 27th, I put on a suit that I rarely wear once, put on a tie, and headed to Huawei's Shanghai branch.

Huawei Shanghai Company is located on the 14th floor of the Jinmao Building in Lujiazui Financial District, the most upscale building in Pudong, Shanghai. Jinmao Building, I have passed by here countless times by car, but I have never been inside. When I walked in today, I really felt something different. The lobby is very gorgeous. The nameplates in Chinese, English and Japanese state the names of some of the companies that have settled in the building. Next to it is the security check system. Temporary visitors like us must borrow a magnetic card and use it to pass through the gate ( Similar to the subway) to enter the elevator area. In the elevator area, I saw almost fifty or sixty elevators. The overall feeling was that it was better than CITIC Plaza in Guangzhou. In the elevator, I could vaguely feel that there were many competitors, because there were many people going to the 14th floor.

As soon as I got out of the elevator, I saw the big logo of Huawei, HUIWEI Huawei Technologies. There were three recruitment staff at the front desk. When I walked into the lobby, it was packed with people. I saw a recruitment billboard standing next to me, which clearly stated the job openings and recruitment procedures. The positions Huawei recruits are divided into four categories: research and development, global technical support, marketing, and administration. Among them, R&D and technical support have the most recruiting positions.

I first filled out the registration form at the front desk. The staff asked me if I had made an appointment. I replied that I was notified by the Shenzhen Human Resources Department. They asked me my name and I couldn’t answer (answered the phone). (I didn’t ask carefully). After receiving the report form, it was a relatively simple form with one person and one line of information. I first looked at other people’s information:

XX Education: Bachelor’s degree School: Nankai Most recent employer: Shanghai Siemens...

XX Educational Qualification: Master’s School: Shanghai Jiao Tong University Latest Employer: ALCATEL

XX Education: Master’s School: Paris University Latest Employer: (Fresh Graduate)

One by one They were all elites. I felt dumbfounded at the time. With my academic qualifications, how could I come up with a writer? No matter what, I wrote the school I graduated from: Wuhan University, and filled in the other details with the real situation. After filling out the registration form, get an interviewer resume registration form from the staff: The home page asks you to carefully choose your work location: A can be sent to various difficult areas in the world B can be sent to overseas areas C can be sent to the whole country Local D is limited to working in certain cities. In fact, I have known for a long time: Huawei currently has a rapid business in Africa, and option A refers to Africa. Due to personal reasons, I chose B and C. The second page contains basic personal information such as name, birth, political affiliation, hobbies, family members, etc. Two special points are: first, explain whether you have any relatives or friends working at Huawei, and what position they hold; second, whether you are Applying for citizenship of other countries. The third page is to fill in personal work experience, work content, and honors received, etc. The fourth page is the expected treatment and confirmation signature. In the expected salary column, I wrote a monthly salary of 8,000. Because my current goal is a job with an annual salary of 100,000 yuan. I carefully filled out the performance form and handed it to the staff. I also submitted a printed version of my resume. After the staff saw my resume, do you have a technical secondary school degree? Some other applicants in the audience looked at me in surprise, yes, I did. The staff replied that we do not recruit technical secondary school students. I said: The Shenzhen Human Resources Department asked me to come to your job fair. Does it say on your resume that you are a technical secondary school student? Yes, I said. She took a look at my resume. My resume stated that I was a bachelor at the beginning, but there was a clear explanation at the end of the resume. Can you tell me who asked you to come for the interview in Shenzhen? Sorry, I really can't remember clearly. I didn't pay attention at the time. Obviously, this staff member was very puzzled: Even technical secondary schools can apply for Huawei. Isn’t this just a vegetable? She asked me some simple questions and then asked me to wait. She took my resume and walked away. Later, she asked me to wait in conference room 1407.

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