Share experience. The language is not hard 🇨🇳, but the interpreter is the first job!! 😭⚠️

During college, talking to friends about ending up asking for any job that is not an interpreter.

Yes, the first job. The girl interpreter 🎀 is crazy. Hahahahaha

Position: Customer Relations Officer (5 and a half months)

Do in the Department Store (on the side of the Mall Group)

🇨🇳:

Help the elder staff solve problems for Chinese people, change things, return things, help with lost things, pay, make business day appointments, install electrical appliances, help customers watch CCTV, and more.

And have the opportunity to sit in a public relations counter telling information to Chinese customers. If we're accurate, the layout is a fun answer.

⭐ Advantages: Day-to-day work, use the language of course, work in a bustling mall, know a lot of brands, practice page editing, have fun walking, meet celebrities very often!

⭐ Disadvantages: The content is quite depressing. The goal of the job is only to make the customer and elder employees understand each other and solve the customer's problems successfully. It requires all Chinese. When we go to do it, there is no senior teaching Chinese at all. There is no vocabulary in the head to break out, 😭 will faint, but the case is light, but there is always a chance to win.

(Until we panique, when the call comes, the hands shake the purple nails; -;)

Admission time will be shift, one day off.

9.30-18 30

13.00-22 00

11.00-20 00

For us: It is a job that, if you speak fluently in China, will be comfortable. There may be a bit of work time, a little holiday, but it is a very good port collection. Other people are good. Publicity hunting is good. 🫶🏻💖

I will come to make a post. How to survive the job when listening to Chinese people can't think of the words. I want to share a lot. Almost 😂

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