Looking for a job during the summer vacation......

Working during holidays should last for 2 months. Don't think about formal work for two months, because the first three months for new employees are basically a learning period. During the stage of understanding the company and work content, it is impossible to establish a license for the company at this stage. Producing income. So it is impossible for them to hire an employee who will only work for 2 months.

So the current job suitable for you is only part-time. If you want to find part-time jobs related to Japanese majors, there are only translators or Japanese tutors. Obviously, both of these jobs are difficult to find.

My personal suggestion is not to look at your major when looking for a job during the holidays. Graduates who have graduated two months ago may not be able to find a job that matches their major, not to mention that your vacation is only two months. It's better to find some part-time jobs. You can find out if there are any Japanese restaurants in your city with a better environment, and then ask if they need part-time waiters. Don't underestimate this work. The service industry will train your patience and strengthen your correctness in handling things. A good Japanese restaurant can also consolidate your Japanese practice. How to find this job? It depends on whether there is such a restaurant in the local area. If there is, go directly to the interview, regardless of whether it is recruiting people. If you think about it, you should do it. Being rejected is also an experience.

I used to work part-time at KFC when I was in school, eight years ago. I worked from 6 to 8 p.m. every day, processing burgers. fine. You can choose your own working hours. relatively free. You can work part-time all year round or only for one month. Part-time college students are given priority.

If you just want to find a formal job and practice for two months to experience the workplace atmosphere, I would like to advise you, it is not realistic. Because you resigned after working for two months, what should you do if the employer asks for your diploma or files during the interview? If you say you will only do it for two months, unless the company is in urgent need of manpower. In other words, you have nothing to learn in two months, and you will leave as soon as you get into the groove.

It is better to do some part-time jobs during the holidays to enrich your empty holiday life, and you can also get some pocket money, so why not do it!

You can find ways to find part-time jobs. Go to Zhaopin recruitment, or go to an agency near the school (agency fee is 100-200 yuan).

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