How did you get through the stage of "career confusion and no money to change jobs" just after graduation?

First, the confusion period of self-cognition. For a person who just graduated, this is a normal psychological state. Because we are still in contact with a small society at the university stage, we can learn from our own cognition and the cognition of the people around us. However, once we are involved in the big society, we are faced with a completely unfamiliar environment. The frame of reference of our own cognition and others' cognition has changed, and it is difficult to form a reasonable self-evaluation and cognition. For everyone who has just stepped into the society from school, everyone is on the same starting line (except of course famous schools, because they have their own IP), and they will face such a confused stage.

Second, the period of work confusion. At this time, you may not know what kind of job you really like to do, and you don't know whether your favorite job can find a job in this field. You will also worry about whether the job you find is suitable for you. This is the problem you face, so you should think about how to choose when you face these problems;

Third, it is the issue of wages and benefits. Just out of society, it is normal that our salary is not high. Of course, we will have a basic expectation ourselves. If it falls below your expectations and there are no job opportunities that meet your expectations, how can you adjust your status? If the family economy of the newly graduated students can't give corresponding support, in the first year of social work, I estimate that they will be financially strapped. At this time, can you accept the worst result yourself? If you can accept it, do it yourself, accumulate good experience, put it into study and charging, and lay a good foundation for job-hopping and salary adjustment in the later period.

Faced with these realities, anxiety will not help you, not an unchangeable problem. At this time, it is the best way to keep a clear head, list the problems clearly, plan your own time, allocate your own economic expenses and improve yourself.