Recruiting accountants requires experience. What about accounting graduates?

It's not that fresh graduates can't find jobs. Everyone likes to go to a good unit. Most good companies require two years or more work experience. This tells us that the unit that needs work experience is our future goal, not what we should consider now.

It is not difficult for fresh graduates majoring in accounting to find jobs, mainly depending on their personal wishes. Many of my accounting classmates not only choose to work in general enterprises, but also choose to take the examination of banks, many of which are working hard for the meeting. At the same time, the accounting major also has certain professional advantages in the examination of civil servants.

Personally, instead of staying at home, I think it is better to find a company that suits my mind first, even if it is not one of the top 500 companies, and give myself a place to supplement my work experience. If you are determined, civil servants are also a good choice. If you don't pass the exam in one year, you will struggle for another year. All banking departments also have corresponding examinations every year.

In short, opportunities are always reserved for those who are prepared. Let's go