Can college students be security guards in summer vacation?

First of all, it is not recommended to be a security guard (I have experienced it personally)

Precautions:

1: Most security guards work in two shifts. If their salary is not particularly high, they usually work twelve hours. Working at night is very hard. I have also worked as a courier sorting and security guard, and most summer jobs work at night.

Being a security guard can't improve my ability. After a tiring day, I went back to sleep and spent two months in summer vacation.

3. It's easy to be cheated, unless the property management company recruits people, or if you have connections, they directly look for someone. Most of the society are outsourcing intermediary companies, at least all the college students I contact have part-time jobs, so when the intermediary company signs a contract with you, you must check it repeatedly and record the whole process in the process of signing the contract.

Be sure to ask about the working hours, salary, utilities, accommodation, vacation and other issues in advance. Watch yourself. If you must pay in advance, try not to go. If you encounter problems that cannot be solved, you can find the industrial and commercial bureau or call the police directly.

Considering that one's contribution is not proportional to his return, if one goes out for daily expenses and meals, there is actually no need to go if there are only three or four thousand dollars left in the last two months. Except, of course, companies with particularly good treatment.