How difficult is it for freshly graduated college students to find a job?

It depends on how you position yourself. If you hope to find a high-paying, decent, and not tiring job right after graduation, it will be difficult to achieve success; but If you just want a job that makes money and don't require anything else, then it's very easy to find.

It was several years ago when I first graduated. The people in our dormitory were all very ordinary people, not top academics, but close to bad students. There were no such people in four years. After studying, I didn’t see anyone doing anything special when I was about to graduate. I rarely even went to job fairs. Even so, no one starved to death, and after so many years, they all lived quite comfortably.

It seems that everyone except me has changed jobs several times, but no matter what you do, jobs are actually easy to find. After all, it is a two-way choice society. You can choose a company or a company. They may also think you are a talent and poach you.

However, such companies are generally private companies. Small companies in the eyes of many people are also the kind of companies that many college graduates disdain to work for. However, such companies are often easier to enter, as long as you have an open mind. Okay, so jobs are actually easy to find.

The next thing I want to talk about is how difficult it is. Some college students are high-spirited because they have graduated from college. They always feel that their writing can bring order to the world and their military skills can determine the world. Therefore, they need to A bigger platform can give full play to all your talents. And is there such a job? have! That is the imperial examination that takes place once a year and is attended by millions of people. How difficult is it? You can read the news. The chance of applying for a popular position is one in thousands. Even if you apply for a position with few applications, it may be tens to one percent. Looking at it this way, how can it not be difficult?

As long as you look for it, there are plenty of jobs, but I’m afraid you won’t want to do it if you pick and choose.