What should freshmen do if they are anxious about not finding a job?

First, we should believe that confusion is temporary and normal, and everyone will feel more or less confused when growing up. To get rid of this situation, I suggest setting a goal for myself, that is, planning, and setting some phased goals according to my own ability and future market demand.

Second, find your own value, make use of your own strengths, don't aim too high, don't aim too high, take a job when you have the opportunity, and then choose a job you need. If you don't have a good experience base, your job selectivity is very small. At this time, you should get a job first, and then choose a job.

Third, anxiety and stress may come from the surrounding environment on the one hand, and may be due to internal self-denial on the other. In fact, this is unnecessary. In this environment, we need a clear self-orientation.

Fourth, find something to do for yourself. When there is no job, don't sleep until noon because of the freedom of time. Even during the job search, you should keep a regular schedule, so that you will not hate yourself more because of your laziness, but will be energetic because of your diligence. Besides looking for a job interview, you should also leave some time to improve yourself and find something to do every day, so that you will know that you have been making progress.

Fifth, relax appropriately. Don't push yourself too hard when looking for a job. Learn to relax when it is time to relax. You can listen to music and watch movies, you will be happy physically and mentally, and you won't think so much about finding a job.

Sixth, talk to friends more. If you have time, find one or two intimate friends to talk to each other. Sometimes a lot of your own thoughts and a warm word from a friend can make you recover.