How is the English employment situation at Sichuan University? How does it compare with Nanjing Normal University?

Language employment has always been based on strength, and it does not matter where you are (except for some companies with "recruitment quirks" such as HUAWEI, which specifically recruit 211 and 985 to make themselves look better) Lots of talent). It is easiest to find a job with a better salary if you have a professional certificate or a related interpretation certificate. I graduated from Business English and did not take the CET-8 exam due to special family reasons. However, I still worked in foreign companies and state-owned enterprises, and the salary was not low.

So, to summarize:

1 No matter where you are, take the exams and get the exams you should take during school, and try to obtain valuable certificates such as CATTI and BEC (which are of no use). Obviously), ETTBL (relatively simple business interpreting certificate, practical), etc. Nowadays, many companies say that they need "professional 6". Alas, I won't talk about this. It's just that the companies don't understand it, but if you have an advanced certificate, you can definitely kill at least 90% of similar people.

2 Pay more attention to changes in the external world, learn more useful knowledge, and check out more recruitment websites, especially higher-end recruitment websites such as Liepin, to see your general level and direction, and simulate in advance Simulation, so that you will have a more direct understanding of the position and salary. Most people start frantically looking for jobs just before graduation, resulting in missing out on many good opportunities.

3 The more important point is to keep a clear mind, be confident, and learn to 'assimilate' scientifically. When I applied for positions in foreign companies and later state-owned enterprises, my qualifications were actually not enough. But people are alive and you have to learn to fool them so that they will be impressed by you and think that you are reliable and useful. You can always find them by using both soft and hard tactics. weakness. Because I have learned business negotiation skills, I have more experience in deceiving interviewers. This is how I killed other competitors back then, haha.

OK, the above three points are my suggestions for English major employment. It is not difficult, but it requires you to study carefully. Good luck!