Tell me, is it easy to find a job after studying in the UK with a master's degree?

Looking for a job is not based solely on academic qualifications, haha. Personally, I feel that, especially in China now, luck plays a big part, as well as good luck.

I am a British international student who returned to China after graduation, and now I am also responsible for recruitment occasionally.

Once a position is opened, there are often 400 or 500 applications a day. Maybe some people can't even see it.

Except for my classmates who have connections or backgrounds and have entered some "iron rice bowl" places, most of them go to various foreign companies, about 40% of them, and the others are ordinary companies with 30%, and the rest Some of them went to state-owned enterprises, local governments, etc.

Once interviewed, academic qualifications are irrelevant and you have to rely on your own impression to impress others. In fact, everyone who has worked has known that there is basically a disconnect between what you learn in school and what you actually use, especially in business, unless you are engaged in purely theoretical or research work.

I once contacted an international student who received a full scholarship from a prestigious American school. During the interview, he was very confident and I expressed my strong interest in him. During the conversation, I said that I was also an international student, but from the United Kingdom. Is it expensive to study in the United States? How much does it cost per year. He immediately said proudly: I am different from you guys, I got the full prize. I didn't pay attention to how much it cost.

My colleagues are very embarrassed. Talents like this probably have nothing to do with academic qualifications and abilities.

So it depends on the individual when looking for a job.