I graduated from college, a fresh graduate, and admitted to graduate school, but I haven't started school yet. Want to find a job, don't know how to find it, ask for help! ! !

If you want to find a short-term job, you can only do some small jobs and earn some extra money, such as tutor, college teacher, part-time campus counselor and so on.

If you want to find a long-term job, you can visit the local talent market on weekends. Generally, smaller companies have an advantage when they go back there to find some cheap accountants with qualification certificates. But big companies can only go to job fairs, online investment promotion and other ways.

But as far as I know, the possibility of finding a long-term job is very small, and it is estimated that it will be better after the second year of research. Because a big company wants to sign a contract with you, and you don't have this condition. Small companies may not pay so much attention to it. As long as you do it well, the money will arrive immediately. But small companies generally like senior accountants, and you have no advantage.

Never do anything like "the snake devours the elephant". Undergraduate, so far, it's not graduation time, is it? Usually in early July. It is time for the school newspaper in September. In a short time, it is better to put your time elsewhere and earn some limited money. If the family is really short of money, it is enough to do a few tutors. It's easy, and there is a lot of money.