Online job market hailed in city
24/10/2003 16:13
Graduating university students in Shanghai will be able to hunt for
jobs via the Internet this year instead of crowding into the large job fairs
every year, the Shanghai Morning Post reported today.
Major job fairs for
local graduating university students will be called off this year, while more
such job recruitment will he conducted through the Internet.
"It is an
inevitable trend for graduating university students to seek jobs online, as
large job fairs held every year have not been satisfactory," said the spokesman
with the Shanghai Career Guidance Center for Graduates.
A local job
information website for graduating university students - www.firstjob.com.cn -
kicked off an online job fair last year, and students can now seek suitable
positions online.
Starting November 20, job recruitment information will be
released on the website, and the information of local graduating university
students will adopt a uniform format.
Students can register, amend and
release their personal resumes and search for the latest job information on the
website.
On the other hand, employers can search and view students' resumes
on the website and send emails for interviews.
Wendy Zhang/ Shanghai Daily news
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