What is a simulated recruitment competition in universities?

The university mock recruitment competition is a mock recruitment competition, which aims to make students adapt to recruitment in advance.

In essence, the simulated recruitment competition is held to make students adapt to the real recruitment and job-hunting scene in advance, prepare for it and improve the employment rate. Universities generally hold similar competitions.

For example, the national simulated job-hunting contest for college students is jointly sponsored by Carefree Future and Job-hunting Network for fresh graduates, with the participation of more than 0/00 colleges and universities nationwide. The whole contest will simulate the real job-hunting scene, providing you with resume making, group and one-sided job-hunting scenes, so that you can have one more autumn recruitment exercise in the contest.

Introduction:

Recruitment refers to the recruitment and employment of workers and staff. Under the capitalist system, the principle of free competition is adopted in recruiting employees. Capitalists recruit talents with high salaries or other means to recruit ordinary employees, making them enslaved and squeezed. These phenomena reflect one aspect of capitalism.