In recent years, the employment of college students has attracted much attention. Graduates are flocking to the job market in the hope of finding satisfying job opportunities. However, for inexperienced college students, it is easy to be deceived in the face of the traps of "old fritters". Today, I will tell you the true story of a female college student who was deceived into plastic surgery, hoping to give you some warnings and inspirations.
The female college student wanted to develop in Chengdu after graduation, and submitted her resumes from various companies, but only one HR in the medical aesthetic industry contacted her. During the interview, she was asked if she would accept plastic surgery, but as a medical aesthetic industry, she did not notice anything abnormal. After passing the training, the other party began to urge her to undergo plastic surgery first, and said that it was a plus point for job competition. Although she said that she did not have enough funds, she was advised to raise money through loans. The girl was bewitched by the other party's rhetoric and made a decision that she would regret for the rest of her life.
Expanding: College students are often curious about new things in the process of job hunting, and the description of the job and salary often become the main basis for them to choose a job. However, in this rush to find a job, they are often prone to overlook details and possible risks. And in this story, the credulity and simplicity of the female college student make her fall into a well-designed **. By training her and inducing her to undergo cosmetic surgery on the grounds of competitiveness, she was able to take advantage of her eagerness to find a job, her ignorance of the unknown, and her desire for beauty.
The day after the female college student recovered after surgery and returned to work, she was dismissed by the company. She realized that she had been scammed, and that the whole process was really just to make her a free laborer. This kind of ** is not uncommon in the workplace, and many companies use the means of deceiving job seekers to work for profit. Students should be vigilant and protect their rights and interests to avoid falling prey to these old fritters.
Expansion: The ending style of this story is simple and realistic, and the female college student did not receive any compensation after the encounter, and was forced to bear a part of the reimbursement of the plastic surgery costs. This outcome raises questions about workplace fraud. Driven by economic interests, it is undoubtedly an infringement on the interests of job seekers, and it is often difficult to defend rights by legal means, which brings great trouble to job seekers. Students should keep in mind their rights and interests and protect their legitimate rights and interests through legal means.
In the face of difficult conditions in the job market, students should protect their rights and interests and not be swayed by impulses and urgency. On the one hand, students should maintain a wise attitude towards job choices, do not rush to find employment, but should choose the right position rationally based on their own situation and ability. On the other hand, students should strengthen the assessment of the company during the interview process, read the contract terms carefully and ask what they do not understand before signing the contract, so as to avoid being pitted by malicious contracts and terms. Only by protecting their rights and interests can students gain a foothold in the workplace and not be oppressed.
Expanding: In addition to protecting personal rights and interests in daily work, students should also learn to reasonably protect their rights and take legal measures to protect their rights and interests when they find that the company has violated the law. Students need to understand that their time and labor are valuable, and that companies should provide them with fair treatment when hiring them, and never treat themselves with charity. Only by maintaining self-esteem and a bottom line can students gain a foothold and thrive in the workplace.
Through this true story, we see the dilemmas and challenges faced by college students in the process of employment. Students should recognize their own situation, choose employment positions rationally, and protect their rights and interests. At the same time, students should also be aware that their abilities and experience may not match their desired job position, and dare to try some ordinary jobs to lay a solid foundation for their future development. Students can only succeed in the workplace if they are firmly on their feet.
In the face of the reality of fierce competition in the workplace, students should stay calm, not be confused by immediate interests, stick to their own bottom line and principles, and not lower their values for job opportunities. Students should actively explore, continuously improve their professional ability and comprehensive quality, and lay a solid foundation for their careers.
In my opinion, the workplace is not the only criterion for validating life, students should have a positive attitude, continue to learn and grow, and create more opportunities and choices for themselves. At the same time, students should also strengthen their understanding and cognition of the workplace, improve their professional quality, and not be troubled by the pitfalls of the workplace. Only by sticking to your bottom line and protecting your rights and interests can you succeed in the workplace.