There are many factories in Jiangsu, and it is said that the guaranteed salary is 4500. What is the actual salary in the factory?

I don't think it's possible. Even if there are more factories, this guarantee is just a way of writing, just a propaganda word for recruiters. If you do go, it won't be a question of money.

First, a guaranteed wage must be required in the middle.

According to the recruitment information I have read in my years of work. I always see the guaranteed salary, but as soon as you get on the job or have a successful interview, I will tell you that the so-called guaranteed salary is how many tasks you have to complete before you can open the money. And these are wages before deducting other insurance costs, so don't look at this figure, I think it is a means of recruitment.

I once experienced an internet recruitment, and I only said that I would open more than 5,000 yuan, but I will tell you the specific details after half a month of training. After half a month's training, I said that this more than 5,000 yuan contains many implied deduction ranges. I thought it was a lie, so I quit immediately.

Second, the factory guaranteed salary of 4500 yuan should be linked to performance.

There are many good factories in Jiangsu, so there are more opportunities to find a job. However, wages in most factories are linked to performance. If these tasks are completed, they can raise 4000 yuan. If it's all finished, it won't be deducted, but it won't reach 4000 yuan.

Third, if the task is not completed, the estimated salary is up to 3000 yuan.

Many times, the salary of the factory is related to the business volume of the factory. So if the factory benefits well, it can open a lot of money. Everyone should know that giving is always in direct proportion to getting, that is to say, if you want to raise your salary, you must pay more. Factories are generally the kind that get up early and get greedy for the dark, and usually work in three shifts. Everyone must be mentally prepared. Working in a factory can be tiring.