Postgraduate entrance examination or not? I am a 985+2 1 1 undergraduate majoring in automation.

Hello, I'm majoring in electrical engineering in 2008 School of Automation, Tianjin University, and I'm also 985+2 1 1. Here I solemnly tell you my opinion:

First of all, if everyone is an undergraduate and graduated from what school, are they 985 and 2 1 1? When you get to work, it's really not that important. The boss looks at your ability to work. Who can always remember whether you graduated from any famous school? At most, it is hundreds more than those graduates who are not 9852 1 1. If someone's working ability is slightly better than yours, it's easy for these hundreds to overtake.

Secondly, the treatment and promotion space of graduate students is much larger than that of undergraduate students. Don't tell me that you can study for on-the-job graduate students in the future, but I'm here to tell you that you have to work hard for dual-certificate graduate students with high gold content in on-the-job graduate students, and you can't have both: documentary graduate students with low gold content are not convincing enough.

Here, many enterprises now only recruit more than graduate students, which is also a phenomenon. Although it is only a few, it is enough to explain some problems.

Listen to the seniors and go to the postgraduate entrance examination if you have the ability.