1. The connections in the university can help us find a job.

My college roommate is a very active person, especially good at making friends. It is from these relationships that her job is found. Universities have campus job fairs, but not all enterprises will inform students of related majors when they come to the school for recruitment. Moreover, we are located in the north campus, and most of the recruitment activities are held in the new campus. When my roommate heard that a company in Beijing was coming to recruit, she prepared a resume and relevant certificates to participate in the recruitment activities.

As a result, she was hired and became the first person in the department to find a job. And we students with weak connections are still groping for ourselves a little. Some students, including me, found jobs after graduation.

The interpersonal relationship established in the university is beneficial to our work.

Many people will not engage in professional-related jobs after graduating from college, and so will our department. As it happens, one student is engaged in auto parts sales, and the other student is engaged in parts procurement. Two people made several deals together. Students are familiar with each other, so naturally they will not be mistreated by each other, and the product quality will not be problematic. So the two worked happily together.

There is also a classmate who is in car sales. Our classmates will go to him when they need to buy a car. On the one hand, students who buy cars get a lot of discounts. On the other hand, the sales students made several deals and got some commissions, which achieved a win-win situation.

There are also students who work in street offices. Usually asking a question can save us a lot of detours. There are many examples, and connections are really useful.