I am a fresh undergraduate majoring in liberal arts. I apply for quality inspection of reserve cadres of Hefei Midea Refrigeration Washing Machine Division. I wonder what it's like there. thank you

It's almost six years since graduation. I study literature like you. If you are a boy and want to work in a factory, it is not recommended to consider positions such as quality and administration, and you can develop in the direction of production management or technology or sales.

In fact, to be honest, even if someone recruits you as a general worker in the name of warehousing, it's nothing. We had no experience when we first graduated. You can settle down and do it for a year, and you will find something rewarding. But the premise is that your work can be exposed to things worth learning, such as operating more complicated equipment and molds, and you can learn more valuable management. These are very helpful for your future career choice.

The most important thing is to do things in a down-to-earth manner. I feel that even if the company you are working for doesn't promote you in the future, you can settle down and do what you have learned within one year, and you can find a more suitable position in the future. Plan: Think about the general direction of your career and don't care too much about the details of your usual experience. I hope it helps you, and I wish you success in your work. . . .