Is it really like this when college students are looking for a job, first get a job and then choose a career?
Getting a job before choosing a job is equivalent to challenging a mathematical theorem:
A straight line is the shortest between two points.
When you go from the starting point to the destination, someone tells you to go around, if you can't find a programmer's job, go to be a salesperson first, and then find an opportunity to do programming later...
First, you probably won't be able to come back; second, even if you can come back, time has been wasted.
This view itself is not scientific!
Just like encouraging college students to start a business, if they can't find a job or can't find a good job to start a business, this is equivalent to the challenge of "wanting to run before learning to walk", and most of them fell to their death.
A soldier who doesn't want to be a general is not a good soldier. There's nothing wrong with that, but the problem is, at least you have to be a good soldier first.
What is the probability of success for a person who cannot prove himself in the job market?
As long as the university has an employment rate, it is enough, but you have to understand that this is your life, others treat you as data, and you are too naive to believe that it is a true adage.
You may think that I don't have backache when I stand and talk, how difficult it is to find a job now...
But to be honest, it wasn’t easy for me to find a job back then. After looking for a month and a half, the first job was 1,200 yuan during the probationary period, and there was no five insurances and one housing fund. After three months of regularization, it was 1,500 yuan in Beijing.
Live frugally!
But I know that this job is helpful to my growth, this job is the direction of my career development, I will endure it!
If you cannot submit 100 resumes, you will submit 1000; if 20 interviews are unsuccessful, then 20 will be interviewed! If you can't find someone who pays more, look for someone with less money; if you can't find a good working environment, look for someone with a poor working environment!
I just came out and I don't have a lot of chips. What should I do? Grit your teeth and hold on.