What can I do with a two-level university? Not too bad, should play it well

Someone asked on the Internet: What can I do if I read a second-level university? I don't know if the questioner is a college student who is reading the second book and is confused about his future, or is it some "key person" who looks down on college students.

But I want to say that the students of the second book can do a lot of things!

My nephew's second book majored in logistics. After graduation, I went to Shenzhen to find a logistics company. After working hard for a few years, I learned a lot. I succeeded in finding a job in Shanghai 5 years ago, and now I am the deputy of a famous domestic takeaway company in East China. All in all, his ambition is to enter the Beijing headquarters, I think so!

My cousin majored in physics in the second book. After graduation, he took a teacher qualification certificate, but he was unsuccessful in the examination, so he worked as a home tutor for two years. Later, I went to teach in a private high school, and soon established a world and became the highest salary among physics teachers! It's just that the work is too hard, and the pressure of taking classes is too great. Last year, he jumped to another private school, and he did a good job.

My second cousin majored in environmental protection. After graduation, she worked in a private company to conduct tests and inspections, while reviewing the exams. The preparation for the civil service examination was insufficient, so I did not enter the interview; the county environmental protection bureau's career recruitment examination was the first interview and the second interview, and I was already sitting happily in the office. I hope that she will take the test for civil servants in the city, but unfortunately she is either content with the status quo or contented, and does not plan to take the test again.

I have one, two, three, and college graduates all around, and they all have done well now. My nephew used to be a fun-loving nephew, so he went to an architecture college. After graduating last year, I found a construction company. The young man is hard-working, quick-witted, and his work is well appreciated by the boss!

Of course, there are also those who draw a good deck and play sloppy.

My classmate's child graduated from a 985 college in Beijing last year. He was originally a national defense student. He was afraid that the child would not be able to endure hardships, and he was selfish. Opportunities to assign jobs were passed up. After graduation, he was reluctant to find a job in Beijing, thousands of miles away, so he just took the child back to the small county town and asked him to go to work in a small company in the industrial park with his father!

My classmates have a private kindergarten at home, and they are not short of money. Maybe this is the reason why their husband and wife keep their children by their side! It's just a pity child! I met their family of three some time ago, and I see this child is full of thoughts! I'm really surprised by their logic. If you just want the children to stay by your side, hang around at home, and finally make a living by chewing on the old, why bother this time? Is it worth it for a child to endure hardships for college entrance exams over the years? Isn't a highly educated child blind?

Therefore, there is no unworkable road in the world, the key lies in the person who walks, whether he is willing to walk, whether he dares to walk or not, and whether he can go on.