Personally, I was looking for a job in Guangzhou when I just graduated. I read in the newspaper that a company was looking for an assistant manager, so I was glad to go. When I entered the office, several people were working, and I entered the general manager's office. A man with greasy hair claimed to be the general manager there When I asked for a job, he threw me an introduction of the company's qualifications and offered me a salary that was neither too high nor too low. I'm afraid I won't take the bait, or even double it after I become a full member. Just say that there is no money at home after graduation, and people who call themselves bosses always ask me, how much can you pay? I really have no money. I went back to borrow it from a friend and ran out. Fortunately, I took my hometown with me when I went, and he was waiting for me outside.
A word of advice to the newly graduated students, don't hurry to find a job, it will give the liar an opportunity. Asking for deposits, handling fees, training fees and other money-related behaviors during recruitment interviews is fraud, so don't be fooled. Unless you are formally employed, the company will give you expensive equipment at work, which may mean that you have to pay a certain deposit.