It's been two years since I graduated from college. Please give me some pertinent suggestions on how to plan my life!

That's a good question. I'll sit down first, and then I'll come to you.

The answer is as follows:

1, do your favorite design! If you are sure that you really like design and can tolerate temporary low income, then do it.

You are still young, and you still have a few years to be an apprentice. Apprenticeship will not delay your future career, as long as you are interested, willing to invest and have certain talents.

2. The road of sales may not be suitable for you. Although macro policies such as house price control will affect the job market, including the sale of second-hand houses, can you make achievements even when the market is good? You have done several sales jobs before, and all of them ended in failure. The long journey and low basic salary are just excuses. The fact is that you are incapable of doing a good job in sales.

3. There is no need to upgrade academic qualifications. You're right, it's just a waste of time. Maybe it's hard for undergraduates to find a job in graduate school, and it's hard for postgraduates to find a job in PhD? Think about the reasons why there are so many doctors in this society. One is that it is difficult to find a job, and the other is that it is easier to find a job with a high degree of education. One is an objective fact, and the other is an incorrect view of reading and academic qualifications.

I think I have answered your basic question. You need time to know yourself, society and market!

Come on!