It is difficult to find a job after graduation. How do college students adjust their mentality?

After entering the graduation season, many students will worry about finding a job. Although the job market is recruiting more people now, it is still difficult to find a job you like. Many graduates encounter difficulties in finding a job. So how should you adjust your mentality when encountering these difficulties?

First of all, as a college student, you must understand yourself accurately and objectively. As the country promotes the popularization of education, more and more students are able to enter university. Unlike in the past when college students were very scarce, in this era, a bachelor's degree is no longer so valuable. Nowadays, when many companies recruit talents, they no longer take academic qualifications as the starting point, but focus more on students' abilities. Therefore, after college students enter college in time, they should not slack off and improve their skills. During college, college students plan for their future. And only by working hard for it can you be favored by big companies.

Secondly, even if you encounter difficulties during the job search process, there is no need to lose confidence. This year, due to the impact of the COVID-19 epidemic, the job market has also been hit hard. Even if you face repeated job search failures, there is no need to be too sad. Whether in school or in the recruitment market, students can try more. Don't lose hope for the future because of one failure. Job hunting itself is a two-way choice, and it is not easy to find the right one. It is through these difficulties in job hunting that you will cherish this career even more.

Also, don’t try to compare with other students. Finding a job that suits you is for your own future, not for comparing yourself with others. If you envy others for finding good jobs, you might as well spend some time submitting your resume to more companies. Only by trying again and again and being down-to-earth can you find a job that suits you. Blind comparison will only add trouble to yourself and undermine your self-confidence.