Training course programmers looking for a job precautions

  At present, many students, and even friends who are ready to change careers, are considering training themselves to enter the industry.
  I have to say that the prospects of this industry are very good, the salary is high, and the most important thing is that the demand is large (currently we are talking about Beijing). I remember last year, I invested in 50 companies a day, and then the phone continued throughout the week. Kindly invite 'to interview.
   Generally speaking, if you don’t graduate from a postgraduate degree, but directly graduate from a bachelor’s degree or a junior college, your professional skills are usually not enough to meet the job requirements (here we are talking about ordinary students). It is indeed necessary to improve your skills through training.
   After graduating from training, you have to look for a job in a down-to-earth manner. We need to pay attention to the following points:

1. Recognize your own form, the actual work experience of the students who have graduated from training is insufficient, and the salary should be in line with their own worth according to their actual ability.

2. Submit more resumes and create more interview opportunities for yourself. The more opportunities you have, the greater the probability of success.

3. Never give up the interview before you have an offer, no matter how much HR promises you, no matter how good you feel about your performance. In more cases, HR finds a more suitable person and gives you up.

4. To sum up, the interview is actually a learning journey. Most of the people interviewing you are experienced people, they have a much higher vision, and most of the questions they ask are very useful in their work. Stepping back 10,000 steps, they asked some basic questions with little technical content. If you can't answer them, don't blame others for asking. It's a wise choice to humbly check and fill in the gaps.

5. Don't give up, work hard. In fact, there are really many job opportunities, and you will definitely get the job done in the end. Come on!