It's difficult to get into a famous school, but graduates from different schools work together, do the students from famous schools with high education feel at a loss?

Although the levels of schools are very different, and the employment levels of graduates from schools at different levels are also very different, but in life, graduates from different schools and colleges at different levels compete for the same position and work in the same unit. Not uncommon. Different levels of universities are not one-to-one correspondence with different levels of jobs. So some netizens asked: Which graduates from first-class universities such as 985 and 211 would feel "lost" to work with graduates from ordinary universities?

As the saying goes, heroes don’t ask where they come from. Everyone’s job is earned through hard work. It’s normal for graduates from different colleges to work together. There are various coincidences in finding a job. Some depend on relationships. No matter what method, when everyone becomes colleagues, there is no need to compare each other, and it may not be good to have a relationship.

Many people say that education does not mean ability, and good study does not mean good job. This is a truth that needs no further discussion. If a classmate who graduated from a famous school can’t let go of the air, it’s not good enough, it’s not good enough, and the inevitable result is that they don’t have friends, it’s hard to do a good job, and it’s normal that they don’t get support and appreciation. .

For students graduating from ordinary colleges, it is best to have respect for colleagues from famous colleges. I believe that many units are of similar composition. There are graduates from top famous schools and graduates from relatively ordinary 211 universities. When everyone works together, there is usually little difference. The nature and content of the work are similar, but it is reflected in the work. In terms of attitude, colleagues who have undergone rigorous scientific training are relatively more rigorous and conscientious in their work, and their organization is clearer, and the effect is naturally much better. Colleagues with less relevant training will have more mentality to complete the task.

This is not an isolated case, it is a relatively common phenomenon. Although it is normal for students at different levels to work together, it should be noted that there are more graduates at the same level who work together, to some extent. It is the difference in the circle, and this difference is often difficult to integrate.

After working for a period of time, the effect of the work will naturally be reflected. Take the unit where the editor works as an example. I have worked in my current unit for eight years. From the results of previous promotions, the proportion of colleagues who graduated from prestigious schools is significantly higher. As long as it is not a dead study and a person who recognizes the truth, learning well is often a kind of ability, and it may also be more engaged in work and get started faster.

As the saying goes, don't bully the poor, and look at the problem from the perspective of development, no matter which college you graduated from or what kind of growth experience you have, everyone has their own strengths and advantages, and academic qualifications only represent the learning platform at the university level. To a certain extent, it is only a starting point. When you come to the same unit, it means that everyone has made up for the gap between the platforms and stood on the same starting line through hard work. What you do is your choice, so where do you start?