Is it reliable for post-95 college students to be part-time teaching assistants?

I have a friend who works as a teaching assistant in a university, which can be used as a reference.

I think the assistance of teaching assistants has a lot to do with which subject you choose. My friend chose a professional course, which has a certain threshold for professional quality. The salary of teaching assistants is definitely not that high, and they often work overtime to change their homework. And as a teaching assistant, it is very different from studying professional courses now. Maybe it's better to finish ahead of time according to the teacher's threshold. However, when you are a teaching assistant, there will be fierce students who feel that they can't hold it basically, but most of them still don't understand it. They often come to you just to ask some complicated grades. In short, this zero system will make you pay more attention to more details and achievements.

Teaching assistants can help you better understand your major, but at the same time, you should allocate your time reasonably and avoid many things. In addition, it is also important to choose a good teacher.