Interviewed with the foreign-related property owned by Jones Lang LaSalle in Shanghai and was hired. . . . .

1, what do you mean by foreign-related property reception? As far as I know, this should be a foreign-related project of JLL. You should first confirm whether the set of things that HR gave you is JLL's, its outsourcing enterprise's or the owner's. Basically, as can be seen from the contract, JLL's contract is still relatively formal, and before signing the contract, both the HR of the headquarters and the HR of each project will give you a detailed explanation. As long as it is a JLL contract, you are a regular employee and enjoy all the benefits of JLL employees.

2.JLL has many business departments, such as Pam, Retail and Industry. Each department has different functions in each region, and the corresponding space and depth will be different. But from what you said, I think you are interviewing Pam, which is quite possible. The full name of PAM is property &; Asset management, that is, property and asset management departments. Take Beijing as an example. Pam is the largest department of JLL in Beijing. There are many opportunities and many things to learn. Then, it depends on whether JLL's style suits you and whether it conforms to your personal career plan.

3.CS (Customer Service Department), like human resources, finance, security, technology and other departments, is one of the important functional departments of various projects under PAM and accounts for a large proportion in JLL's annual internal audit and assessment. If you can learn something in this field and get started quickly, you will soon join the QC Committee at headquarters, which will be very promising. Because even if you don't work in JLL in the future and go to other projects in other industries, the knowledge and experience you have learned in JLL can be of great help.

I've thought so much for the time being, hoping to help you. Please ask me again if you don't understand anything. Working hours are purely manual. If you think it's okay, just give it to me ~ thank you:)

Wish you all the best!