The major of mechanical manufacturing and automation is about to graduate. Do you want to take the postgraduate entrance examination? Is it better to find a job?

If you are employed, you can spend a few years in the enterprise first and get familiar with the enterprise process. At present, although the salary of undergraduates is not high, the employment of mechanical graduates is still very good. The final salary after job-hopping and salary increase within three years is the same as that of graduate students.

However, this premise is that after three years, graduate students will still be as popular as they are now, so it is risky for you to choose the postgraduate entrance examination. . . . It depends on you. If you can pass the exam by playing with your mobile phone in class, and you never take the initiative to ask the teacher to do the project when you have no class, I suggest you don't take the postgraduate entrance examination. That's a joke, but you should honestly look for a job.

I have seen many people preparing for the postgraduate entrance examination, but those who have job recruitment opportunities have not seized it. After the exam, I found that everyone around me had jobs, and I was anxious and regretted, but I still found a job.