I am a sophomore majoring in English translation. I don't want to take the postgraduate entrance examination after graduation, but want to work directly. My ideal working city is Chengdu, and I want t

I am a sophomore majoring in English translation. I don't want to take the postgraduate entrance examination after graduation, but want to work directly. My ideal working city is Chengdu, and I want to join the company. 2400 yuan per month, if you have a choice: it can be 2400 yuan, 2400 yuan, or? 2400, or? 2400, you still want 2400 dollars from big companies?

Since I am an English major, why not go to the Internet (note: not Chinanet) and make a living on my own? Less investment, quick results, no hurry, flexible working hours than in the company, no office politics and personnel conflicts, no pollution. A computer, a mobile phone, can surf the internet, just do it.

China relies on product exports to boost its economy, which has largely been exhausted, and now there are signs of weakness. However, in terms of providing various services directly to European and American customers on the Internet, China's share is pitiful, and it has ceded hundreds of millions of dollars to India, Pakistan and Latin America. In fact, China people can do better than them, but our college students only know how to flutter in the lake of China Net, and most of them have never even seen the ocean of Internet! Even English majors, as long as they are asked which English websites they often visit, will answer that most of them are on Chinanet, and there are few Internet websites.

You may say, "I don't have a skill." But the tool of English is your skill-use it to develop customers, no matter what market. Many people in China have a skill, but they have run into a wall when looking for a job. As long as the right market is found, why can't college students find jobs everywhere in China? Give it to them online and send it back to you. They can be anywhere in the country, and you don't have to "add people" or find employees. They are all based on projects, which will reduce costs and help you find people with the most reliable work attitude and quality. And because you found the customer, in your hands, the initiative to share is also in your hands.

Don't be afraid of the time difference with European and American countries: For those customers who have tasted the sweetness from you, the time difference is a good thing: for example, it is 5 pm in San Francisco and around 8 am in China. San Francisco customers send you the requirements and information before going to work, and go home. Skype before going to bed at most to see if there are any problems. You have all day to make things. He walked into the office the next morning, and your finished or semi-finished products were already in his mailbox. Where did he go in America, and at what cost did he find such a good thing? And your fees can definitely be lower than those in the United States, right?

From graphic and web design to programming, from drawing to translation, how many kinds of services can be outsourced online? I can sit in America and write this post now. You will see it later. Then why not outsource American business from any corner of China? Paypal accounts solve the payment problem, and even credit cards are acceptable. A Skype (20 RMB unlimited calls to the United States, not too expensive, right? )+How difficult is it to solve communication by mobile phone? What you really need is a comfortable chair, a pair of warm slippers and a good coffee machine. Ha ha!

Take some time to do market research, find the right industry and develop customers. After a year or so, I will give you 3 or 5 RMB 2400 every month, for fear that you don't care!

There is an article in my QQ blog that talks about this problem in detail for your reference: 148784695.

This may be a very beneficial journey, although it will be bumpy sometimes. Everything depends on you.

Good luck, brave and unyielding girl!