How should a master of tea science plan his career future? -758 Professional Q&A

When answering one of the questions, I was flustered, my mind was blank and my speech was incoherent. It may be that it is crucial to realize this problem, but other problems have been made clear. The interview ended after I answered, and I didn't say when I would be informed of the result. Does this mean that I am completely hopeless? There is also an application form with personal salary and requirements on it, which I didn't fill in. Is this filled in or not? A: The reason why the interview didn't go well was that you didn't prepare well in advance. As for wages, it is not the main problem. Because your conditions are not very good, it is naturally impossible to make high demands on salary. You can write in general that you respect the relevant regulations of the company and believe that your contribution will create more value for the enterprise, which can not only reflect the respect for the enterprise, but also reflect your own confidence. If the company is interested in you, it will naturally not deliberately make things difficult for you and deliberately lower your salary. But then again, it doesn't matter if the interview doesn't go well. Even if it doesn't work, you can learn a lesson and continue to fight for it in the future. If there are similar interview opportunities in the future, you should make more preparations in advance, such as telling the truth about yourself and highlighting your advantages appropriately. Avoid incoherent situations again, and at least show more respect to others, which is also the basic professional quality. Q: 1987, female, both undergraduate and master majoring in tea science at agricultural university, now a sophomore. Tea science major is relatively unpopular, pure science, and all of them are related to tea. But at the graduate stage, I became more professional. At present, chemistry and biochemistry are the main subjects, and I have to stay in the laboratory every day. Halfway through my three-year postgraduate life, I suddenly felt a sense of urgency. Laboratory life all day is very boring, and it is easy to get out of touch with the outside world because I only stay in my academic field for a long time. Although I don't know what I really want, I know what I don't want. No PhD, no scientific research, no R&D department. Looking at the work of brothers and sisters, either food companies or tea companies, the wages are pitifully low. After reading some positions, I initially locked in the marketing department, administration department, sales department and public relations department. I currently have CET-6 and some professional vocational certificates. What is being prepared is accounting and explanation. Outgoing, relaxed, like reading, like thinking and summing up. I like traveling, singing, drawing and communicating with people. Academic attainments are average, but they have developed the habit of being cautious and focused and actively solving problems. I don't know which line of work these personality characteristics are suitable for, and where should I start preparing? A: In recent years, the industrial chain of tea planting, processing, sales and consumption has developed rapidly. As a professional in this industry, you should have a good development prospect in this industry. If you don't like to continue your research, you can consider engaging in the management or marketing of the tea industry, which can also have good professional value. But if you want to position yourself in this way, it is a career change, and you need to enrich your relevant professional skills. For example, if you want to do human resource management, give full play to your professional and technical advantages, and engage in technical training for employees, you need to learn the professional skills of human resource management and vocational training, which should be a good positioning combined with your technical background. If you do marketing, you can also consider giving some lectures on tea health care, and use your technical expertise to open up the market and train dealers. This choice can fully highlight your professional value as a professional and has certain irreplaceable professional competitiveness. In a word, you have studied in the field of tea for so many years, and of course you should continue on this professional road. You might as well learn from this idea and plan your future carefully. The income problem you are worried about should be understood from a developmental perspective. At the beginning of your career, your income will certainly not be ideal, but because of your excellent professional ability and irreplaceable professional value, your income promotion will definitely not be a problem, so you should have confidence in it. If you have a clear direction for your career development, you should take part in social practice more and combine professional study with social practice closely. This adjustment of learning style can not only consolidate your future career foundation, but also enhance the value and efficiency of the remaining campus learning.