the daily life of the demolished village [90s]

21-30

Chapter 21 Buying a Car
In the afternoon, the counselor held a class meeting for the graduating class of the Chinese Department, and the main focus was on the same few things: completing enough credits, writing good papers, securing jobs, and graduating successfully.

Chen Jin already has an idea for his graduation thesis, and has also already decided on a thesis supervisor, Professor Jiang Chaosheng, an old man who looks old-fashioned but is actually very trendy.

Lin Xinran asked her quietly: "Do you want to find an internship this semester?"

"Maybe. I'll see. I have a lot of things to do at home in the next one or two months. I don't think I will have time to do the internship."

The decoration of the small western-style building is almost finished. She has to find time to go to the furniture store to pick out furniture and install home appliances. She also needs to buy some things for the house in Hanlinyuan...

"Okay, when you're done with your family affairs, if you still want to find an internship, you can tell me. My father's friend works at Cheng Group, and he can arrange an internship for you. If you perform well, you can get a permanent position after graduation."

The Cheng Group can be said to be a business card of Southern Province. The benefits that graduates can get when they join the company are much higher than those from other companies. It is now one of the first choices for many graduating students.

Lin Xinran didn't take the trouble to find an internship for Chen Jin just because she had a good relationship with her, but because Chen Jin had already decided to give up her place in graduate school. She had already looked at the teacher's results of the final exam last semester, and now she was firmly ranked fifth. If Chen Jin gave up, she would definitely take his place.

"The internship position is an administrative position, which involves trivial tasks. After becoming a regular employee, I will be assigned a new position based on the actual situation. The monthly internship salary is 200 yuan, including food and accommodation. I am also planning to try the internship."

Now that she has been confirmed to be admitted to graduate school, she has a lot of free time. Writing the thesis does not take that much time, and she also wants to do an internship to gain some social experience and pocket money.

The internship salary is almost the same as the salary of a regular employee in an ordinary small company.

Chen Jin was also a little tempted. After all, it was the Cheng Group that had been praised by her seniors and teachers. If her family hadn't had the money from the demolition, she would have gone there without saying a word.

"How about I think about it again?"

"Sure." Lin Xinran agreed immediately, "My dad's friend is a small leader in the administrative department of the Programming Group. It's no big deal to arrange one or two interns to go in."

If it is a formal employee, it is not necessarily the case. The bigger the company, the more complete the system is. Unless you have strong connections and strength, you have to go through normal recruitment channels.

After the class meeting, Chen Jin stayed in the classroom for a while. When no one went to find the counselor, Chen Jin went up to ask about the college's recruitment of counselors this year.

"The college hasn't issued a recruitment notice yet. It usually doesn't issue one until November, or in March next year. Your overall score would rank second, so why don't you want to continue your postgraduate studies?"

The counselor was impressed by Chen Jin. She ranked first in professional exams every year, and the Chinese teacher also praised her for her hard work and seriousness in study. Thinking back to Chen Jin's personal information, he remembered that although Chen Jin had a rural household registration, she had never applied for living allowance. Logically speaking, her family conditions were not good, but they should not be bad either.