Here's the thing. At present, operators recruit employees, and there are very few people in general urban outlets. You have to have some connections to get in, no matter which school you go to. It is relatively easy to enter the county outlets like our Southeast University. But it should be said that alumni relations are actually very important. At present, operators' executives mainly come from schools such as Nanyou, but less from Dongda.

The salary is definitely not as high as other foreign companies or companies like Huawei, about 3,000. Look ahead and see if it matters. If it doesn't matter, it's still difficult to get promoted. After all, it is a relatively monopolistic enterprise, and its nature is similar to that of state-owned enterprises. Relatively speaking, IT and IC foreign companies pay attention to ability rather than relationship.

When Neusoft came out, many foreign companies went to very good places, because there were really many talents and strong strength. However, some of them switched to sales and even took an examination of civil servants. If you want to do technology in the future, I suggest you choose a foreign company first; If you don't want to do technology, then you can take part in some internships or other activities in peacetime, and recommend you to join SCDA Society, where the work information resources are still very good.