What units are there for campus recruitment in Chongqing University?

Judging from the situation of our last session, I think there are mainly the following ways to return to Xiamen:

(1) Three companies, Xiamen Mobile, China Unicom and China Telecom, may come to Chongqing to recruit fresh graduates, but HR may not be important, and they will basically go to cyit to give lectures and interviews. Non-communication majors can apply for business positions;

(2) In Xiamen Branch, major banks can vote online or on site. Banks have the lowest restrictions on majors, basically no restrictions, but it seems that they have to take exams. They worked as tellers a few years ago and then transferred to the background.

(3) The branches of large enterprises in Xiamen mainly recruit few people. Some large enterprises certainly still have talent demand in Xiamen, especially Sino-foreign joint ventures, which can vote online, and most interview locations will not be very obvious.

(4) Civil servants, village officials and the like, depending on your personal wishes.

Major safety engineering majors are now preparing for the civil service examination. Our provincial exam is in April, and when the results come out, the university will graduate. If you don't pass the exam, it will be difficult to find a job. Asked the counselor, she said that the tripartite agreement of our college could not be broken, and if it was broken, we might not get a new tripartite agreement.

There are still relatively few fresh graduates who directly take the civil service examination. Many civil servants' recruitment requirements clearly require 2 years of work experience. I don't think a tripartite agreement is needed for civil servants to sign contracts. As for the tripartite agreement, our college was like this last year. You can break the contract, but you won't get a new third party right away. You won't get a new tripartite before the start of next semester. Generally speaking, you can break the contract, but the counselor is worried that there will be too many people who break the contract and will not tell you generously, so it is best to ask the seniors in your college to look at the situation. I still suggest that it is best to sign one first last semester, because the interview process of the civil service exam will be a bit watery and tricky. Of course, if you have a good family background and some excellent relationships, it is another matter not to worry about your job. Be sure to communicate with your former seniors more, and you'd better join their group. Only experienced people can give you more accurate information.