After graduating from college and studying Java, I am worried that I can't find a job and I can't pass the interview.

You just graduated, so it's normal to have this idea, but as long as you lay a solid foundation in java, you can do this: 1- Go to the recruitment website to learn more about the requirements of java primary development (1-3 years working experience); 2- Submit more resumes, attend more interviews, get to the key points of HR interview, and then practice 3- Seriously study and summarize java development and computer basics. Do more project exercises, such as front-end, framework, database and server. You have to be skilled and dig deep. Don't worry, as long as you work hard, the work will find you! From Q user: Mr. Peng

If you don't move, worry and do nothing, I'm sorry, no one can help you. If you are willing to develop yourself, I will give you four suggestions:

1. Find a reliable old bird in the workplace and ask him to help you modify it and listen to his explanation in detail.

2. Look at the job requirements of the recruitment, analyze yourself and find out the gap.

3. Learn at any time. Now the Internet is developed, and there are too many platforms for listening to books in Himalaya, Amazon and Zhihu. They are good at learning with questions.

4. Look at the problem from a dynamic perspective, look for a job first, and then choose a job, but if you want to know the career direction, you can't cover everything.

From Q user: Big Fish Begonia