Excuse me, I am a student of Civil Affairs College. I majored in funeral service, and I want to engage in funeral planning in the future. Now I have a few questions to ask. ...

1. At present, most large funeral homes can't get the establishment even if they spend money to find relationships. Because of the restructuring of public institutions, there is no establishment. When personnel retire, the original establishment will be reduced by one person and will not be added. However, some departments, city and county funeral homes can still win the establishment. Therefore, it is impossible to build a large funeral home in a big city, and some small cities do not need to spend money. When people recruit, they recruit together with the editor.

2. The master of ceremonies works well, but he should be professional, not just bowing and bowing as he learned in school. To arouse the feelings of customers, I will give you an excellent wedding host as an example to learn-Ouyang Yuhui. Although his purpose is to officiate at the wedding, you can also learn from it at the funeral. Look at his host and you will know what a top etiquette host is;

If you want to change careers, you can change careers at any time. However, if people in this line really like this line, they will generally not change careers. However, more people regard the funeral industry as a chicken rib, which is tasteless to eat and a pity to abandon. What is boring is the industry, and what they don't give up is the high salary of the industry. If you are self-motivated, study more and accumulate some work experience, it is easy to get a management position. The key is to see how you do it

4, primary school brother, I'll give you some advice, don't just look at the funeral home, because of historical reasons, the management of most funeral homes is very irregular, and people who have just left campus can't figure out the way of the world, and the stronger their ability, the easier they are to be excluded, so I suggest you go to some excellent private funeral service companies, which can not only learn, but also develop!