90后大学生,就业观念的改变（Post-90s college students, changes in the concept of employment）.docVIP

90后大学生,就业观念的改变（Post-90s college students, changes in the concept of employment） Post-90s college students, changes in the concept of employment Newspaper reporter party photo In the year after graduation, a new round of job hunting began on campus. Many graduate students who are about to graduate will no longer regard talent highland represented by North Canton as their only dream. In the face of cruel reality, they begin to have their own thinking. 1 live the life you want. Wang Lili is a graduate of a university in Lanzhou. She studies journalism. At a job fair held at Gansu Agricultural University in March 2013, Wang Lili signed his work. Wang Lili said, she looks for work, first of all concerned with their professional counterparts of employers, to understand the relevant requirements of employers, and feel that they basically meet the requirements, then handed resume. Before graduation, Wang Lili had been obsessed with finding a job. She is older than the students around her, and the two brothers in her family have reached the age of marriage, and her parents have been in bad health. She will be full of energy and start working hard when she thinks of it. She ran three or four job fairs and, as long as she heard job fairs around her, she tried to squeeze in. Although the employer does not expressly provide for boys or girls, but obviously more important boys, the argument is that the news is highly mobile, girls inconvenient. Participated in many recruitment after the meeting, Wang Lili so summed up, employers in many cases, there will be no specific requirements, mainly professional counterparts.. But when it comes to signing jobs, there are plenty of reasons for applicants, especially girls. Wang Lili keeps an eye on the employers over there in Xinjiang. I have a Xinjiang complex. Do not know what their strength in attracting, in high school, he saw a picture of the Tianshan Mountains from a book, think the place is holy, secretly cut down, caught in the book