Is it easy for a graduate student in an ordinary university to find a job after graduation?

Two months after graduation, I have been looking for a job for more than half a year. I studied a major with extremely difficult employment (I didn't know how difficult it was until I graduated), so I decided to try this year's exam because of the influence of my tutor, and then I didn't know the specific time of the exam until half a month ago because of the epidemic.

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Finally, Bo didn't pass the exam, so he turned down a well-paid job and missed the best recruitment season. Try to take the Selected Graduates exam, because this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and I don't want to miss it. I didn't prepare for the exam in less than a month, let alone how many points I could get. I didn't grasp the time, basically didn't use the credit card machine, and my mind exploded. In the future, I will prepare for the military and civilian work. Although I have no confidence for a month, it is better to have something to do than to be idle.

The day after the written test, I went for an interview. I passed the interview, the salary was not bad, and I was given a week to prepare. That moment was really like the spring breeze. It was the happiest moment in six months. I bought a lot of things I didn't want to enter in advance, and I plan to have a good trip before going to work. I have planned the future and am full of expectations for the regular life of social animals. I told all the people who care about me that I finally found a job, and I hope they will stop worrying about me. On the second day of the trip, the personnel called to inform me that they had a more suitable candidate, and I answered the phone with tears. Not convinced, I sent a WeChat to the boss of that company. The reply he gave me turned out to be afraid that I couldn't stay and that I wouldn't be able to do it for long, so I chose a more professional person.

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I cried all day and ended my trip in a hurry. It felt like riding a roller coaster. I stayed at the bottom of the valley for six months. I thought I finally came to the end, and then fell to the bottom in an instant. What makes me sad is not the loss of my job itself, but the gap and the failure of my hopes. From then on, I left a knot, but the master's degree limited the possibility of choice. I began to question whether the experience of these three years was a plus item or a stumbling block for me.

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It's still an anxious day to wake up every day, and it's really hard to have nothing to do. For the first time, I feel that I know what I should do more actively, but without motivation and direction, the whole person will collapse. I always think that my first job is very important, and it will have an important impact on my future career planning. The rent has been paid for two quarters. For me, employment is more important than choosing a job.