Shenzhen before and after looking for a job _ comprehensive guidance

Shenzhen before and after looking for a job _ comprehensive guidance

Dear graduate friends,

Hello!

Although you and I have never met, I would like to be friends with you.

First, let me introduce myself. My name is Zhang Defang, male, born in Anhua County, Hunan Province, and my telephone number is 1980. 1999 graduated from the Foreign Languages Department of Yiyang Normal University (now hunan city university). After graduation, I went directly to Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, and worked in three factories in Gong Ming and Songgang, and Wal-Mart Global Purchasing Center, the world's largest company. Now I work in an American company. I have nearly 100 interview experience in 7 years, and have experienced various management modes of Taiwan-funded, Hong Kong-funded, American-funded, domestic-funded factories and companies. Have a deep understanding of Shenzhen's social situation, recruitment and management of various factories and companies.

Seven years ago, I was also a student who just graduated from school. In the past seven years, I have experienced many things about finding a job in Shenzhen. I have heard and failed to understand the inside story and skills of job hunting, and there are many deep feelings, that is:

Best wishes: find a good job!

Cruel reality: ruthless opponents, deceptive scams!

In this talented city, it is difficult to find a good job without being cheated!

Job seekers absolutely need to have good job-hunting skills and relevant anti-fraud and legal knowledge in order to find a job smoothly.

In view of the current employment pressure, it is not easy for graduates to find jobs, and the job-hunting process is complicated. Generally, people who just graduated and went to Shenzhen to find a job will find it difficult, and may even be deceived because they are unfamiliar. I am willing to provide you with some help for free!

I want to take a profound speech by Bill Gates, the richest man in the world, to the newly graduated students as the preface of this book, and at the same time deepen your understanding of life.

Words left by Bill Gates, the richest man in the world, to graduates:

1. Life is unfair, get used to it.

2. The world doesn't care about your self-esteem, only cares about your achievements, and then emphasizes your feelings.

You won't have a million-dollar salary as soon as you leave school, and you won't immediately become the vice president of a company with a mobile phone. You must work hard to win both.

If you think your boss is fierce, wait until you become a boss, you will know that the boss has no tenure security.

There is no shame in working in a fast food restaurant. Your grandparents had a different view of burger flipping: opportunity.

If you accomplish nothing, it's not your parents' fault, so don't complain about your mistakes, learn from them.

7. Before you were born, your parents were not as boring as they are now. They become so busy, paying your bills, washing your clothes and listening to you brag about how great you are. So before you save the rain forest destroyed by your parents' generation, try delousing the closet in your own room.

There may be winners and losers in school, but it's too early to tell in life. The school will keep giving you opportunities to find the right answer, but this is not the case in real life.

9. Life is divided into winter and summer vacations. life is not divided into semesters. No employer is interested in helping you find yourself. Please do it on your own time.

10. Television is not about real life. In real life, everyone has to leave the cafe and go to work.

1 1. Be nice to nerds, and you will probably work for one of them in the future.

catalogue

Foreword ——————————1

Words left by Bill Gates, the richest man in the world, to graduates.

Chapter 1: Introduction of Shenzhen.

Section 1: Introduction to Shenzhen —————————————————————————————————————————————————— 3

Section 2: Contact Information of Shenzhen Labor Department ————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— 4

Chapter two: Shenzhen talents and employment situation.

Section 1: Shenzhen's Population and Talents ———————————————————————————————————————————————— 6

Section 2: Shenzhen Employment Survey ————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— 7

Chapter III: Shenzhen talent market and employment agencies.

Section 1: Shenzhen Talent Market-10

Section 2: Other Talent Market ———————11

Section III: Assured Employment Agency Approved by the Municipal Personnel Bureau-12

Section IV: Common Recruitment Websites ————————————15

Section 5: Common headhunting websites-16

Chapter four: recruitment and job-seeking methods and expenses.

Section 1: Talent Recruitment Mode ——————————17

Section 2: Fees ——————18

Chapter five: preparation before looking for a job

Section 1: Psychological Preparation —————19

Section 2: Image and Physical Preparation —————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— 20

Section III: Necessary "Combat Weapons" Preparation -2 1

Section 4: Don't have eight kinds of unhealthy psychology -2 1

Chapter six: the process and skills of finding a job, and the abilities valued by famous enterprises and American capital.

Section 1: the process of finding a job ———————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— 24

Section 2: Various Skills ——————————————————————————————————————————————————— 24

How to write a resume, and seven don 'ts to write a resume.

B: how to find information

How to record information

D: arrive at the talent market early

E: preparation before submitting your resume

F: How to sell yourself in an interview?

G: How to answer the questions (25 questions) raised by the employer during the interview?

H: How to present your concerns to the employer in the interview?

I: How to make an appointment for an interview with the employer?

Interview notes

K: Six Taboos in Interview

Online job hunting skills

Section III: What abilities do famous enterprises value ———————————————— 54

Part IV: Ten most popular competencies of American employers -57.

Chapter VII: How to prevent fraud and ensure the safety of life and property.

Section 1: Exposure of all kinds of deception in job hunting-61

Section 2: How to prevent cheating in job hunting ——————————————————————————————————————————————————————— 66

Section III: Tips for Shenzhen Talent Market ———————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————

Section IV: How to Ensure the Safety of Life and Property -7 1

Chapter 8: Traffic and Accommodation in Shenzhen

Section 1: Traffic Conditions in Shenzhen —————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— 77

Section 2: Accommodation/Renting in Shenzhen ————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— 78

Chapter 9: How to make your boss appreciate you and get a promotion? —-80

Chapter 10: How to resign and jump ship correctly?

Section 1: How to Resign —————————— 82

Section 1: Why did you quit your job —————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— 86

postscript

postscript

Dear friend,

Originally, I planned to publish this "Job Search Collection" through a regular publishing house, but considering that I am a helpless graduate, the job search process is very hard. Considering this, I still want to help you directly, so as not to increase the cost of your job search.

Shenzhen feels like a "strange town" for newcomers. I worked as a foreign trade merchandiser and merchandiser in Taiwan-funded and Hong Kong-funded factories, worked in Wal-Mart Shenzhen Global Purchasing Center, the world's largest company, for three years, then worked as a purchasing manager in a domestic company, and now I work in another American-funded company. In the meantime, I changed jobs several times and almost didn't find a job or didn't find a job for more than a month. I experienced all kinds of difficulties, but with firm self-confidence, I survived all the difficulties and won and used good opportunities again and again. As a matter of fact, I myself have changed jobs several times in the past seven years. Although I am getting better every time through continuous efforts, my real feeling after years of hard work in the workplace is that although there are hundreds of competitors, it is difficult to find a good job, but the real opponent is only myself. The key is whether you can best sell yourself and overcome your disappointment and discouragement. As long as you firmly believe that you are still a talented person, as long as you can persist and endure, as long as you can find your own shortcomings and correct them after failure, as long as you work hard to find them, you will succeed. There is no fairness in the workplace, and interpersonal relationships are not as simple as imagined. Wages are not necessarily linked to pay. It is difficult to negotiate with the boss to get a certain degree of high salary. If you want to get more salary without being bound by others, it is more reliable and faster to take risks and start a business than to jump ship by promotion.

As a foreigner who came to Shenzhen in 1999 and lived here for 7 years, I recalled countless profound job-seeking experiences and social experiences. Every time I apply for a job, I feel more deeply the bitterness of applying for a job, the ruthlessness of the workplace, the reality of society and the importance of cherishing my work. Seven years later, I found that I am no stranger to Shenzhen now. So I want to share my personal experience and some things with you, as well as the situation and experience of Shenzhen I learned from my side, reports and online, so that everyone will be no stranger to her in the near future and better adapt to life in Shenzhen.

I sincerely wish you win in the competition with countless rivals and have a bright development prospect in Shenzhen!

Zhang Defang (male) was born in Shenzhen on May 24th, 2006.