Does Nanning Foxconn have high requirements for undergraduate recruitment? English has passed CET-6.

Now undergraduates have been department-level cadres for some time and have no requirements for English. It would be better if they passed CET-6. Suggest taking Wen Pin to the talent market, not through an intermediary.

Personally, I think it's best for undergraduates not to go, but in the early stage, they may earn more than graduates in the same period in other industries, but they can't learn anything. In the long run, as a middle-level force in China, undergraduates will still gain experience in society.