Does Shenzhen Foxconn recruit new classes in colleges and universities?

This year's recruitment is called jingganban, not new. Due to the impact of this year's economic crisis, Foxconn recruited people very late this year, and the requirements were relatively high. The school must be in the top 100, with good results. It seems that about 10 of the nearly 1000 positions indicate the need for a college degree. But this year, because of its late recruitment, many people have signed up, which is far from the demand, so they usually go for interviews. My classmates are like this, and when Foxconn went to Changchun Institute of Technology, it took away all those who failed to find jobs in a major. Originally, this year's Beijing-based classes were mainly based on research and development, but obviously the recruitment effect was not ideal. In addition, I tell you that it has a lot of knowledge about materials and molds in the written test.