Qin biaoxi
Qin Biaoxi, who graduated from Central South University in 2002, has worked as a real estate planner, advertising copywriter and IT project manager, and is currently the chairman of Shenzhen Hongrutang Culture Communication Co., Ltd. ..
He has published What to Read in University (Nanfang Daily Press), Dad's Fable (New World Press) and Looking for a Job from Freshman (Changjiang Literature and Art Publishing House). After the publication of "What to Read in University", it aroused strong repercussions among university teachers and students. The catalogue and electronic version of the book are widely spread on the Internet with the title of "18 suggestions for college students from the 25-year-old chairman". Fudan University, Sun Yat-sen University, Zhejiang University, Wuhan University, Xi Jiaotong University, etc. 100 many times invited Mr. Qin Biaoxi to teach, and hired him as a guidance teacher for college students' employment or entrepreneurship.
In 2007, at the invitation of the National School of Education Administration, Qin Biaoxi gave a keynote speech entitled "What did you study in college" at the Spring Forum of National University Presidents, and made a profound reflection on higher education from the perspective of a university graduate, which aroused strong repercussions among the delegates, and China Education TV reported it in detail.
China Youth Daily, Southern Weekend, Nanfang Daily, China Education News, Science Times, Changjiang Business Daily and other media interviewed Mr. Qin Biaoxi, and also made an in-depth report on the book What to Read in Universities. Many magazines, such as College Students, Employment of College Students in China, and Learning, also published Mr. Qin Biaoxi's articles on college students' learning and employment.
As a post-80s college graduate, Mr. Qin Biaoxi is a kind senior and big brother of college students. He knows their thoughts and difficulties very well. As a veteran who has worked hard in the workplace for many years, and as a business owner of a household unit, Qin Biaoxi is also very aware of the requirements put forward by society for college students. From a graduate with an unpopular major (ideological and political education) to an elite in IT and real estate industries, from a poor student who can't even afford tuition to the chairman of the company, Qin Biaoxi's experience and sentiment have great enlightenment and guiding significance for contemporary college students.
Introduction to job hunting in freshman year:
1. What did you study at university? During college, we should not be satisfied with learning a professional skill, but should focus on shaping critical and creative thinking ability, which is the basis of sustainable development ability after graduation. This ability can be shaped through professional study, extracurricular reading and thinking in life.
University is for reading, not for playing. Four years in college is the most precious study time in one's life. If he concentrates on places other than study during college and can't find a job after graduation, he is not qualified to complain about the futility of studying in college, because he is not "studying" but "playing" in college.
3. How should college students shape their core competitiveness? Should we cultivate ourselves into generalists or experts? How to cultivate? How to improve the competitiveness of job hunting by improving irreplaceability? Under the guidance of the principle of core competitiveness, how to write a resume in the most effective way and deal with the interview?
4. What are the reasons for college students' employment difficulties? According to one reason after another to find the corresponding countermeasures, what aspects should college students start to solve the employment problem?
5. How to treat college students' entrepreneurship? What kind of entrepreneurial consciousness should college students have? College students can have some entrepreneurial practice, but they can't rush for success. Fresh graduates can use entrepreneurial thinking to find jobs, but being too eager to start a business often leads to haste makes waste.