I received an interview invitation from JD.com. The job is in Shanghai. Should I go?

It is still a bit risky if it is just an interview invitation instead of a job notice.

It seems that the questioner does not live in Shanghai? It would be troublesome to come here. But this job should still be very attractive, so you might as well give it a try.

After all, JD.com is a very big company, and its current development momentum is also very good. It has a very large user base in Shanghai, and Shanghai is a big business city, and daily trade is very prosperous. You should come here. It is said to be an ideal company to work for.

And it’s not just an interview, you can also take this opportunity to have a look around Shanghai.

Shanghai also has many famous attractions and some unique Internet celebrity restaurants, where you can experience Shanghai’s urban life in advance.

This is not only an interview, but also a trip, why not? It’s also good to relieve the employment pressure after graduation~ Life is full of attempts. How will you know if it works if you don’t give it a try?

Don’t come, you won’t be able to pass the probation period, you will be laid off

1. It is a besieged city, those who go in want to get out, and those outside want to get in. 2. First of all, JD.com is headquartered in Beijing. Overall, JD.com’s resources in Shanghai are not as good as those in Beijing, and there has been a recent layoff crisis, which will have a greater regional impact. 3. But it still depends on personal development. The one that suits you, gives you a platform, and has good salary and benefits is the best.

Opportunities are reserved for those who are prepared. Since you have received their interview notice, it means that they are at least interested in your resume. Don’t worry, don’t have worries, dare to try, and you will be successful. Once it was successful! Actively collect positive energy and stay away from negative energy. You have to believe in yourself!

The geographical location is very different. It depends on what you are interested in. Beijing and Shanghai are two completely different cities and you have to make a choice. Although these two cities have great advantages in the Internet field. There is room for development (for individuals). Of course, if the poster really wants to go to JD.com and only wants to go to the headquarters, then don’t consider the interview invitation in Shanghai. Take the initiative to submit your resume yourself or find someone to help with internal referrals. But from a rational point of view, it is just an interview invitation. From JD.com’s point of view, it should be consistent with the previous experience of the original poster. You can go and chat first