HR asks why you don't find a job that matches your major. What would you say?

1, first of all, show that you are serious about your major. No matter how bad the major is, we should also say that we should take professional courses seriously. Your learning attitude will affect the interviewer's evaluation of your later work attitude.

2. After studying, I learned about this job-hunting direction through clubs, elective courses and internships, and I became interested in it. And I have made a lot of efforts in this direction.

3. In addition, it can be said that university education provides us with more ways and ideas to learn things, so the major is only a knowledge background, and different majors are connected by diligent thinking and rigorous attitude.

4. Finally, combine your career planning with the knowledge accumulation, practical activities and personality of the university. The road you choose for yourself is different from your original major, and it may not be as good as a trained person in the professional background (if the funds are well prepared, it can be said that it is not as good as a trained person), and the way of thinking is passed on by yourself. . . Exercise in many ways.

So my major is not a problem for me to apply for this job. At the same time, I think different professional backgrounds may give this position some new ways of thinking. Of course, I also understand the gap between me and this major. I will study hard and catch up in my next job. I also hope you can give me such an opportunity.