Zhu Guangquan Yuyang provides employment advice for liberal arts students. What opinions did they put forward?

As we all know, in high school, we will divide the arts and sciences, which will directly affect the enrollment of our university. According to the employment trend in recent years, it is more and more difficult for liberal arts students to find jobs. Many people can't find jobs after graduation. Most of them have lost their jobs as civil servants and teachers, and some have gone to work as accountants. Let's look at science students. After graduation, they may be engaged in a wide range of jobs, such as IT and machinery. A video was hotly searched on the Internet, and Zhu Guangquan and Yu Yang offered employment advice to liberal arts students. What suggestions did they make? Let me tell you about it with online news!

First of all, don't be too absolute about the difficulty of finding a job. In fact, there are also hard-to-find jobs in science, mainly depending on how you look at them. Let's look at those entrepreneurs. Which one is not a liberal arts student? Cheer up liberal arts students through some typical examples and tell them to be optimistic when looking for a job.

Second, take a long-term view, and don't think that everything is in place one step at a time, so that the way out is practical. In fact, Bian Xiao believes that both liberal arts students and science students should be pragmatic when looking for jobs after graduation. Don't think that you can earn hundreds of thousands of dollars a year in your first job, which is obviously unrealistic.

The third is that you should work hard in your own job and should not waste time. In reality, there are such people. The salary given by the company is too low, so they also cope with their own work, which is not good for themselves and will only waste their time!

Bian Xiao thinks that every good job comes out step by step, and so do science students. If you have no skills and experience, no company can give you a high salary. Some netizens said? There are no unprofitable majors in this society, only those who are unskilled in studying art? . That's true. If you have a skill and are willing to endure hardships, which major is not easy to learn during college? Which major is not good for employment?

Finally, Bian Xiao thinks that we should treat our major and work correctly. Don't listen to others saying that our major is not good for employment and we don't study it ourselves. This is very wrong. Of course, we'd better choose some good jobs when choosing our major. I quite agree with Yu Yang's statement that every fresh graduate who is about to enter the society should take a good look at this passage!