I disagree with the story upstairs. I come from South China University of Technology. I was an alumnus studying microelectronics at that time, and was hired by P&G in my junior year.

In fact, entering P&G is not a very difficult goal. First of all, don't get too bad grades. Scholarships must be at least first-class and second-class every year. Then, join the student union, show your ability and make some achievements. At least be the president of the college student union, and the position of the school student union can be compared. What activities do students usually engage in with enterprises? You can seize these opportunities and make some achievements. In addition, P&G has an internship plan every summer vacation. You can interview him as an intern. If you do well during your internship, you can decide to invite you that year. This is the case with my alumni. Of course, you don't have to be satisfied with all of the above, but the most important thing is that your grades, abilities and excellent performance in the internship can be achieved, and you can basically do it at Procter & Gamble. Good luck!