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See many stories about brothers and sisters who are about to graduate or looking for jobs here. I felt a lot in my heart and couldn't help saying a few words.

I am an undergraduate and will graduate in July next year. I started looking for a job in September this year. After looking for more than three months, I finally found a satisfactory one. The following are some of my experiences and feelings in finding a job this time, and I will write them out and discuss them with you.

1, the first is to evaluate yourself correctly.

To start the difficult job search process, we must first evaluate ourselves and see what kind of work we want to do and what kind of work we can do; Then it is to find information.

2. About the talent market

I have heard that it is difficult to find a job before, but I didn't expect it to be so troublesome. Before, in order to find a job opportunity, I always went to the scene as long as there was a talent exchange meeting. Only in the talent market can we deeply understand what "large population" means. There are people inside and outside, not to mention it takes a lot of effort to put your resume in the hands of the company just by reading the profile clearly. But there is no better way, so I have to go to every game. When people get together, on the one hand, they invisibly add a lot of competitors to themselves, which makes it more difficult to find a job; On the other hand, some units will deliberately extend the probation period when they see that there are so many applicants, and keep their wages very low. Makes me so depressed ~

Step 3 recommend a meeting

Nowadays, there are often big companies holding promotion meetings in schools. This is a good opportunity. Do not give up. However, this is a bit difficult for graduates with poor majors. I am not optimistic about the job fair. First of all, there are not many high gold contents, and there are also many people who collect money. There may be more good companies at large job fairs organized by the government. But the truth of the position is hard to guarantee. Because of the government, in order to cooperate with the government, some companies will launch plans even if they have no plans. Secondly, there are too many people, just like a market. Unless it stands out, it is difficult to stand out. Is it necessary to go to a job fair when it is particularly prominent? However, I haven't attended several times myself, and big companies never recruit people through job fairs. But there is no denying that, after all, there are still people looking for jobs there. So if there is an opportunity, you must seize it!

4. How to collect work information

Later, I heard from a friend that it was convenient to find a job in the talent pool of China University Student Network, so I gave it a try. I entered my school major and resume, and soon received a lot of work information. It was simple and convenient, and it felt really good. Recommend it to all friends who are worried about finding a job.

5. Write your resume well.

Looking for a job, I think resume is very important, especially for people with poor work experience and low education. Sometimes you can write something beyond your real experience, because everyone has his own potential, but there is no chance, so it is necessary to exaggerate himself appropriately. After all, your resume is your first impression of the company, and it doesn't have to be beautifully written. The key is to use every word accurately and properly, because there is only one.

6. Submit your resume

Personally, I think it's a good way to submit your resume online. First, save money! Even in internet cafes, 2 yuan can throw at least a dozen letters in 1 hour.

7. Requirements for certificates

Nowadays, many companies require to look at CET-4 and CET-6 certificates and diplomas when recruiting. Actually, how can I put it? The more state-owned enterprises and private enterprises are such small broken units, the more they attach importance to diplomas. Real foreign companies never read diplomas. The company I'm looking for a job never looks at my credentials. Of course, I don't have any certificates.