Do you have any elders or friends who work at Anshan Vinda Paper?

During the interview, as long as you have enough work enthusiasm, you can basically apply. Vinda is not too strict in interviews. As for the exam, Anshan is not a southern city, so there is not much to say, as long as you are willing to work. The bathroom roll workshop is good, and it would be even better if you are engaged in electrical work. If you are not the captain of the bathroom roll workshop, you need to be able to repair machines, but when you first go there, you have to start from scratch. Vinda's benefits are still very good, including commuter buses, free lunch, five insurances and one housing fund, holiday benefits, etc. I just had a three-month internship period. I started paying insurance in the second month, and I started paying a gold deposit after three months of correction. The pay is pretty good, but the work is a bit boring. Friends who want to go may consider it.