I majored in power plant chemistry. What questions do power plants ask when they come to school for recruitment? What are the professional problems? Please answer more questions from people of insight

I majored in power plant chemistry. What questions do power plants ask when they come to school for recruitment? What are the professional problems? Please answer more questions from people of insight! I also graduated from power plant chemistry, and it took me a long time to graduate.

There are different questions, because recruiters are engaged in personnel work, don't know the specialty of power plant chemistry, and won't ask you professional questions. That's called teaching fish to swim.

When recruiting people in power plants, it is often very important for boys.

First of all, you have to understand the purpose of recruiting people in the power plant. The people the power plant hopes to recruit can be used, can work hard, have no ambition, will not change their minds and will not quit. Pay attention to this.

Secondly, power plant recruiters generally don't design some difficult questions, but simply have a chat to see what the impression is.

In addition, they will read your letter of recommendation, which is more comprehensive, and briefly introduce your advantages and some things that have won the prize in school, such as English level, your hobbies (hobbies that others want to see) and so on.

Also, just dress neatly, relax and have a real interview.

Remember, what they are looking for is not leadership, how great it is, but recruiting an employee. The requirements may not be high, and fate is very important!