Being a monitor in a university will have a certain effect on employment. The job requirements of some units include being a class cadre or above, and some even require being a student union or class committee cadre. If you don't have these experiences, you certainly can't apply for these positions. Although there are few such jobs, there will be fewer people competing for them. Selected Graduates, for example, definitely needs student cadres. In addition, the experience and accumulation of the monitor will help you in the job interview. In terms of on-the-spot ability or examination room leadership, there may be extra points.

But you should know that being a monitor is not a decisive factor in job hunting. There are many factors that contribute to a successful job search and a fairly good position. Different positions have different requirements.

In fact, it is good to be a monitor in a university to exercise interpersonal skills, deal with things and deal with teachers. It's good to be a class cadre, but college students are mature enough to put themselves in a correct position. As a class cadre, they can play a certain role by their own abilities. Sometimes what you do backfires. The university is facing employment, and it is very important to exercise personal ability at this time. The position of monitor is the hub of class operation, which can improve your ability in all aspects. After graduation, you will learn more than just these hardware. You have personal ability, software, a job and a bright future waiting for you.