My brief introduction: In a second-tier city, I am a non-financial college, majoring in financial management. ACCA has gone through ten courses and about five internships, including Fortune 500 companies, financial companies and eight accounting firms. I really wanted to go to the Big Four before, but it was really difficult for me to get in. Later, the financial management students in the world's top 500 were more inclined.
In August, all kinds of sea investment began, and about 50 or 60 were invested before the end of September. Are double non-schools discriminated against? The answer is yes, many companies will directly screen out your resume. Such as Midea and Haier. (but it is also possible that other indicators are not up to standard), so don't mention Huawei, it is really unqualified. But this is only a part of enterprises, and there will always be some enterprises that will make more comprehensive choices.
During your autumn recruitment, you also worked as an intern in a fast-moving Fortune 500 company. Whether I want to practice or not depends entirely on myself, because this experience really brought me a lot, but it also made me lose many opportunities to hold seminars. At present, many presentations and interviews are held together, and it is strongly recommended that ordinary students in the school participate. And it will consume your energy, which I did for a while. Go to the internship on Monday, come back in the evening to attend the presentation of company A, and have a meeting immediately after the end. At 9 o'clock in the evening, I received an interview from Company B in a different place the next day and immediately caught the high-speed train. All-day interview on Tuesday. On Wednesday morning, Company A held a meeting in a group and rushed to the company for an internship after the meeting. On Thursday morning, a company will hold a one-sided meeting and then go to the internship. On Friday morning, Company A will hold a meeting in person, and in the afternoon, I will listen to the introduction of Company C. So I really need to consider my own situation before making a decision.