Three employment seasons for fresh graduates

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Three fresh graduates: a doctorate from a prestigious university, a college student, and an art student. Qinghe, a junior college student majoring in auto repair, worked in factories in Hangzhou, Huizhou, Zhengzhou and other places to find jobs after graduation. Later, he joined a security company and worked the night shift. "The purpose of work is to make money. There is no fun in working in a factory. If you drive screws for ten hours a day, you won't be able to think about anything else." He works on duty 12 hours a day, and his greatest pleasure is in his free time. Huddled in the corner of the factory and read Yu Hua's works. He compares himself to Yu Hua's Song Gang: "He is too honest and reluctant to spend money." Cheng Zi, a Ph.D. in engineering from the University of Cambridge, is separated by jet lag, working on his thesis during the day, listening to company briefings at night, and participating in the domestic employment season remotely. At her busiest time, she slept only two or three hours a day for a week. Under the epidemic, the price of air tickets back to China ranges from 40,000 yuan to 70,000 yuan, making it more difficult to interview back home. "Every group has its own difficulties, and everyone's joys and sorrows are different." Chengzi said, "Even if you go to a prestigious school, offers will not fall from the sky. If you don't work hard, there will be no reward." Linlin, a graduate student majoring in screenwriting at a university , I was once entangled in the choice of finding a job first or choosing a career first. Her father, who is far away in Shandong, wrote to warn her about the importance of finding a stable job. After failing the public examination, she wrote back to her parents: "Dear Mom and Dad, I hope you can also recognize our value when we make career choices based on our interests." Statistics from the Ministry of Education show that in 2022, the number of college graduates in China will reach 1,076 million, a record high. The contract signing rates for double first-class, general undergraduate, and junior colleges are 33%, 12.5%, and 13.3% respectively. On the one hand, there is a surge in graduates, and on the other hand, the recruitment positions have been tightened due to the epidemic. The Beijing News interviewed these three fresh graduates with different backgrounds. They were labeled as doctorates from prestigious universities, college students, art students, etc., and they were looking for jobs. What's going on? Watch the peeling onion video.