How about medical examination entering a foreign company? What kind of work can you do?

First of all, answer the question you just graduated: Generally, foreign companies don't accept fresh graduates. Work experience and personal charm often determine the success of an interview. Of course, it doesn't mean that graduates can't even enter foreign companies. Some foreign companies, such as Johnson & Johnson, will have special campus recruitment plans to select talents at designated schools on the eve of graduation. In view of the landlord, I still suggest to be an intern in a related company for a period of time, whether as an ADMIN assistant or as a project observer in a hospital, giving the boss a chance to observe your ability is a good choice. Of course, this company is not necessarily the last company to go to. Internship experience is also work experience.

Secondly, learn to test what you can do in foreign companies: you can interview foreign companies with central laboratories, such as some CRO companies, Covens, Kuntai, Madison and so on. There is to do laboratory work related to inspection. In addition, you can interview pharmaceutical companies, such as companies with the nature of medical devices, where the most is to do sales and technical support, and the service target is also hospitals. Pharmaceutical companies also specialize in drugs, such as Bayer and Novartis. When they go, they are medical representatives, that is, drug sales, and customers are also hospitals.