Is it easy to find a job when studying for a master's degree in Britain?

Looking for a job is not just about academic qualifications, haha, I personally feel that, especially in China now, luck accounts for a large part, as well as eyes.

I'm an English student who returned home after graduation, and now I'm occasionally in charge of recruitment.

Once a position is opened, 4500 people often apply for it one day. Some people may not see it.

My classmates, except for places with connections or backgrounds in some "iron rice bowls", mostly like foreign companies, with 40%, others are ordinary enterprises with 30%, and the rest go to state-owned enterprises, places and so on.

Once the interview, education is a cloud, you have to rely on your own impression to impress others. In fact, everyone after work knows that what you learn in school is basically out of touch with what you actually use, especially in the business field, unless you are engaged in pure theory or research work.

I once came into contact with an international student, a famous American school, with a full scholarship. During the interview, he was very confident and I showed great interest in him. Chatting, I said that I am also an international student, but I am from England. Is it expensive to study in America? How much is it a year? He immediately said proudly, I'm not like you. I got a full bonus. I don't pay much attention to money.

Colleagues are embarrassed. I'm afraid such talents are not a matter of academic qualifications and ability.

So it's good to find a job or meet people.