Why can't 70% fresh graduates be admitted to state-owned enterprises?

One day, I met a classmate who just graduated. I mentioned the State Grid exam to him, and he shook his head and said that he had signed a contract with a certain unit. I asked him, "Besides taking the exam, have you ever thought about entering a state-owned enterprise before?" The classmate said with a smile that he knew nothing about state-owned enterprises. He is an electrical major and doesn't know much about the national grid exam. However, it is worth mentioning that his eyes seem to light up when I talk about tobacco.

1, do you know how many people want to take the state-owned enterprise exam?

According to incomplete statistics, the number of applicants for national examinations, provincial examinations, institutions, teachers and bank recruitment is increasing every year, and the competitive pressure is increasing. However, there are many people who apply for national examinations, provincial examinations and teachers.

Most people's cognition still stays in the most traditional way of playing. In fact, for fresh graduates, the state-owned enterprise exam is a more attractive exam.

2. 70% people don't know the state-owned enterprise exam.

It's a great honor for you to pay attention to the "Personnel Examination Network of State-owned Enterprises" with foresight, and you have taken another step forward in the examination of state-owned enterprises. Every year, a large number of state-owned enterprises recruit in the spring and autumn, but 90% of students have obtained information and will not pay attention to such exams.

For example, it is generally good to have more than 50 people in the venue of the State Grid campus presentation, and more than 100 people is a super-large presentation venue. It is very common to have a presentation with more than 0/0 people per day/kloc. Other state-owned enterprises, such as the three major operators, postal recruitment, railway recruitment and tobacco examination, all publish recruitment information through their own official website, while others publish information through recruitment websites.

3. Students lack understanding of state-owned enterprise recruitment.

Most students, except for postgraduate entrance examination, public examination and compilation examination, are looking for jobs by themselves. In this process, everyone's concept of state-owned enterprises is not particularly clear, that is, a clear understanding of state-owned enterprises.

I choose, and I don't regret it. Every job has a space and environment for learning and growth. About state-owned enterprises, you can get these!