Which should I choose, the opportunity to study abroad or the opportunity to do sales?

Regarding studying abroad, if you have the intention to emigrate, go to an immigrant country, then study hard, stay in work and emigrate after graduation. If you are determined to return to China for development after graduation, you must go to a good study abroad, enter a prestigious school, or choose a good major! Otherwise, there is really no need to study abroad. If you have no desire to emigrate and can't get into a prestigious school, then you'd better do sales!

It's not that you will develop better in sales, but that there are too many things to face when studying abroad, and it's easy to kill your will: all kinds of temptations from outside; Loneliness of living alone, lack of entertainment and true friends; Language, interpersonal relationship and culture cannot be integrated; Money, study, work, and even time put pressure on you ... and when you want to go back to China five years later, you have been seriously out of touch with China, your friends are alienated, your contacts are gone, and your living habits are different. By that time, you'll be in the middle, not in the west, and you'll have to compete with a group of fresh graduates for jobs. It's terrible to think about it!

Just talk about the experiences of people around me! I am a senior three student. I went out to work after graduating from high school. It took me five or six years to climb to the position of public relations manager. But she always felt that she didn't have enough education, so she chose to go abroad and studied for a short-term undergraduate course in a very ordinary university in the Netherlands. After graduating and returning to China two years later, I still chose to go back to my original company to do public relations work. However, because the contacts are already cold, we can only start from ordinary staff. She has a background of returnees. In a year or so, she will always be promoted to the level of manager. But the first category is that I haven't been promoted for two years and have been angry with new people. According to her, before going abroad, the basic salary was 6,000 to 7,000 yuan, not counting all kinds of commissions and "welfare". When she came back, she could only get 3000 yuan and nothing else. Two years later, she only rose to 5000 yuan. Later, she went out to do business by herself, which was not the way out.

Another friend I met in Holland was studying for a master's degree when I was an undergraduate. The domestic undergraduate course is a prestigious school, and the master's degree is also a prestigious school. Finance major should be said to be very popular. However, the Dutch education was taken back, and the employer did not buy it at all, and finally fell to work as a copywriter.

I am the same myself. I have been in Holland for 10 years. Although I am luckier than them, I was appointed by the company before I graduated, and I have been working for almost five years now. Many friends envy me, because many people who study here want to stay at work, but the chance of finding a job is 1%. Although everything seems to be going well, I always feel stuck here. Speaking of immigration, you have black hair and eyes, and you have been from China all your life. The locals won't treat you as one of their own, so although I am qualified, I don't want their passports. When it comes to returning to China, I'm afraid I can't keep up with the fast pace in China, I'm afraid of the eyes and gossip of people around me, and I'm afraid that I'll lose a lot of "freedom" in exchange for "pressure". Although you can't get on here, at least no one will care what you want, and there is no pressure. Accustomed to a comfortable life, why do you play hard mode again? However, all the family members are at home, and they can't get out after being killed, so they have been dragged by both sides. The only thing they can do is delay and escape.

So, you must be careful! This is a decision that will affect your life!