How to treat the phenomenon that many college students engage in jobs unrelated to their majors after graduation?

The first situation: it can be said that this phenomenon belongs to the mental health care of the ancients, which is normal. Simply put, it is to like the new and hate the old. College students are in their youth, and they will be curious about any unfamiliar field, but when they are exposed to this professional field for a period of time, they will be bored and eager to try new things.

In the second case, college students are not interested in their major. They may have studied this major for some irresistible reasons when they volunteered. After graduation, they will feel that they are finally free, so they will give up their major and work in other fields.

The third situation: In order to make money better, college students invest in areas with higher returns. Now is the Internet age, and all fields related to the Internet can earn more money. However, college students' majors can't meet the needs of society, so they will naturally engage in fields with higher returns.