I just graduated this year and want to find a job at the United Nations

I have just resigned from the United Nations, just half a year after returning to China, and I am currently doing international relations research at Peking University.

My feeling is that I suggest that adults like you don't go, it's too wasteful, it's definitely a loss to China, and it's too difficult to mix with that place.

I was an information commissioner, and my job was to sit on various means of transport all day to chat with the envoy and sort out information materials, the envoy was a Malay with a very poor English accent, and the last time the envoy was sent to Haiti, I went with him, and I almost lost my life, there was violence everywhere, and the army couldn't control it.

I look at your conditions and your requirements, and I know that you are a person with both ability and integrity. For example, "don't be too bitter, don't be too tired", this means that you have at least the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation, that is, diligence. You also want a female secretary, which shows that you are very serious, basically belonging to the kind of good children who will not have problems with men and women, and then there is the requirement that "it is better to take US dollars, not to be stationed in the country", which shows that you are very patriotic and want to jump out of the country and earn foreign exchange for the country.

And you want to fly everywhere, in fact, it's very dangerous to fly everywhere, maybe one day you will really fly into heaven, are there still few reports like this? Besides, if you really know four languages but work as a teaching assistant at a third-rate university in China, it shows that you really like Taoguang Yanghui, because in fact, even if you graduate from the National People's Congress, you really know four Chinese languages and Greenpeace ambassadors, and it is not a problem to find a decent job in today's China. Because everyone is relying on relatives and doorways, I used to have a colleague who graduated from China Political Science and Law with a doctorate, and now what?

As a lecturer in a third-rate university in Shandong, in fact, the guy had the hope of becoming a legal adviser in Shandong Province, but he was squeezed down because he had no relationship and background.

But you're different, man. You can post on it asking people how to find a job at the United Nations, and that shows that you really have a good sense of humor. So I suggest you go to Zhongnanhai to talk about cross talk.

Maybe one day you'll be promoted to ambassador. Back to Malaysia. Make your "dream" come true

Talent... You're pretty good at writing, but I don't know... I just thought it was so surprised. Attracted by your title ...

The organs of the United Nations are divided into three main parts: human rights, peace and development. The United Nations population** in which I work is as committed to the promotion of social development as other United Nations specialized agencies.

Our work is more ordinary, beyond the seemingly lofty side just mentioned. For example, we will do fieldwork, which is very down-to-earth. Sometimes it's very, very detailed, for example, when you see a statement issued by the United Nations, it might be a few hundred words, it's very simple.

However, there are many interests involved, and we must communicate and negotiate with all parties before issuing this statement, and it may be revised until late at night. What I say by "very good" comes from the working atmosphere of the United Nations. This is a very diverse area of the Information Agency.

What I learned the most here is "respect", respecting everyone's individual rights, respecting opinions that are different from my own, respecting iQue's different lifestyles, and the way my colleagues do things.

International staff: passport to the United Nations.

The "International Staff" examination opportunity attracts a large number of talented people every time. According to statistics, the number of applicants for several recruitment examinations is rising, and the educational level of applicants is also improving, mainly composed of returnees from overseas studies, personnel from foreign companies, graduate students, and many doctoral students. Because it is the only way to enter the service of the United Nations.

According to a person from the International Staff Division of the Department of International Exchange and Cooperation of the Ministry of Personnel, the Fourth United Nations National Competitive Examination will be held in China in February 2005 to recruit reserve personnel in six majors, including administration, finance, human rights, humanitarian affairs, public information, and social affairs. There will also be an examination for simultaneous interpretation at the United Nations, and such staff members who provide simultaneous interpretation services for United Nations meetings and are also international staff members who are not subject to geographical distribution. Those who pass the selection examination will be entered into the United Nations international staff reserve list, from which the United Nations will select and recruit from the reserve list in the event of a vacancy.