In fact, the above are all average except for Huawei, which requires work experience and resumes. The other three rely on relationships and normal recruitment. There are many relatively strong companies in Shanghai, and the more representative ones are Shanghai Xinzhi (

Shanghai New Touch), located in Lujiazui Longyan, is the building next to the customs building. It focuses on the Japanese market and domestic open-end funds. It seems that the first open-end fund, Bank of Communications Huaan Fund, was made by them and developed

It has great potential. The staff has expanded tenfold in four years and is preparing to go public (I bought 2 buildings, so of course there are more people); Wicresoft, a very famous name, professional outsourcing, the company is very strong, but I personally don’t support it.

, a classmate went there, but it turned out that he was too tired. The starting salary was 3,000 + hardware and he had three days of rest per week, but there is basically no difference between rest and work. One works in the company and the other works at home; PS: A strong unit does not require

Your strong experience and resume will make you exhausted. I suggest you join some small companies. Just do 1 or 2 small projects a year. It is relatively easy and does not require a resume. You can also gain experience. If you are lucky, you may be lucky.

Wouldn't it be better to be poached by a headhunting company?