Are the employees of China Telecom Weifang Branch regular employees or contract employees? What do college students who have just entered through interviews usually do there? Is it difficult to beco

Are the employees of China Telecom Weifang Branch regular employees or contract employees? What do college students who have just entered through interviews usually do there? Is it difficult to become a regular employee?

It depends on who you signed the labor contract with. . . If you sign with a telecommunications company, you are a regular worker, and if you sign with a third-party dispatch company, you are a contract worker. However, as far as I know, all formal employees are students of corresponding majors recruited directly from the schools facing the telecommunications companies. As for the job position, it depends on what position you are interviewing for, which of course is also related to the major you studied. Regarding the issue of becoming a regular employee, if you have someone, go through the back door and get hundreds of thousands, it should only take a year or two. I work for the Baoding Branch of China Telecom. The former director of our department was a contract worker at the beginning, but she was the niece of the vice president of our company, so she became a regular employee after two or three years. However, there are also normal transfer procedures, but it is basically very difficult. Unless your work is very, very good, and you have to submit various reports, speeches, etc. After passing the review, you can first go to the county branch to become an assistant to the director or something. After training for a year and a half, you will basically be the director when you return to the city company. One more thing, if you want to develop in telecommunications and get a good salary, you should try to become a regular employee, because all the middle and high-level leaders in our company are formal, which means that it is impossible for contract workers to be leaders.