Do you have to be party member to work as a newspaper in a large state-owned enterprise?

1. Newspapers of large state-owned enterprises are generally for internal use only and are not open to the public. There should be no such requirement.

2. You only apply for the editing job of a general reporter, and the political aspect should be less strict.

When I graduated from college, I didn't ask for anything similar to yours, but I resigned two years later.

I was asked when I applied for the job, and I said that I would actively move closer to the party organization.

5, enterprise recruitment, generally requires academic qualifications, and then English or computer, this requirement seems to be rare.

6. After all, newspapers are news media, and political aspects should be considered anyway.

7. The recruitment requirements of enterprises are written in great detail. If you are worried, you can call ahead and ask. Ask clearly, everything is solved.

8. The strength of the application. As long as you have enough strength, maybe others' conditions will be relaxed.

9. When I applied for the job, state-owned enterprises generally required Grade 4, but I failed. After others read my information, they were hired.

10, each enterprise has different nature and different requirements. I'm not sure. I suggest you communicate with them in advance and prepare yourself mentally in advance. Don't be afraid. As a reporter and editor, you should have more courage to take this step.