Right now, over 5 million students across the country are flocking to job fairs. They're looking for a job that can launch a promising career. Too many, however, are leaving the fairs feeling frustrated.
"I prepared 20 copies of my resume. For four hours, I jolted my way through the crowd and didn't find a position that appealed to me," said Sun Zhuyun, a senior economics major at Zhejiang Gongshang University.
Job fairs are a vital tool for graduates looking for work, but experts say they are fundamentally flawed. As a result, both companies and students are looking for ways to improve the job fair experience.
短语学习
be unhappy with 不高兴
job fair; recruitment fair 招聘会
flock to jo fairs 涌入招聘会
look for a job 找工作
launch a promising career 开始一段有前途的职业
feel frustrated 感受挫折
prepare 20 copies of resume 准备了20份复印的简历
jolt one's way through ... 摇晃着走过
appeal to me 对我有吸引力
a senior economics major 一个大四经济学专业的学生
an architecture major 建筑专业的学生
a vital tool 至关重要的工具
fundamentally flawed 根本上存在问题
look for way to ... 寻找方法
单词学习
fundamentally adv. 基本地，根本地
launch v. 开始，展开
flock v. 涌入
jolt v. 涌入
promising adj. 有希望的；有前途的
career n. 职业生涯
resume n. 简历，履历
appeal v. 有吸引力(~to)
vital adj. 至关重要的
tool n. 工具
flawed adj. 有缺点； 错误的
experience n. 经历，经验
position n. 职位，位置
expert n. 专家
million num. 百万
frustrated adj. 受挫折
senior n. 大四学生
economics n. 经济学
major n. (大学专业的)主修学生
graduate n. 毕业生；研究生
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