How is employment in Xi'an?

Although Xi'an has many universities, it is also a city with a relatively poor employment environment and many traditional industries.

1. There are too many local college students in Xi'an, and the supply and demand are seriously imbalanced, so the salary level of enterprises is correspondingly low. Most of the jobs that Qiuzhao, a classmate of the same major, found in southern cities such as Shenzhen and Guangzhou paid 8K-1W, and 6K here in Xi'an was considered pretty good. For the spring recruitment, I interviewed various types of units such as Samsung, Sunac, Longfor, Grant Thornton, and Puhua Waterfront. Most of their preferences were for boys + graduate students + science and engineering. As a liberal arts student, my choices in Xi'an are really limited. . Do you dare to think that when I was interviewing for a functional position at Sunac, the interviewers were sitting in two large conference rooms in darkness... My friend and I were sitting in the corridor.

2. Gender discrimination is very serious here in Xi’an. I went to Xijiao to participate in an on-site job fair for a construction company that started with Chinese characters. We screened resumes on-site and went directly to a round of interviews. My friends from Shandong University and Jilin University (all girls) who I went to with me were not selected. There was a local couple sitting behind us. A different boy was selected, and his internship experience and school experience were not as outstanding as those of us. At the time, I thought it might just be an accident;