How much is the salary of graduate students who graduated from China Communication University?

This year, the Institute of Survey and Statistics of Communication University of China organized a questionnaire survey on the employment situation of Master of Arts graduates. The survey found that 65.9% of the respondents thought that the current employment situation was "severe" or "very severe".

Professional mismatch is one of the manifestations of the grim situation. Among the respondents who accepted this institution, 46.3% thought that the current job had little or no relevance to their major. Another recent survey shows that graduates with professional counterparts have higher salaries. Among the graduates of Sichuan University in 2006, the average salary of graduates whose work is related to their major is higher than that of graduates whose work has nothing to do with their major, 83 yuan.

In interviews with employers, the researchers also found that graduates with clear career plans are more favored by employers. In this survey, 62.4% of the Master of Arts students "have career plans, but they are not specific". It is found that there is a positive correlation between "whether there is a clear career plan" and "salary level after probation" Graduate students without career planning have low wages.

Jiang is the head of the human resources department of an advertising company in Beijing. He mentioned: "When the head of our department comes for an interview, he will ask,' Do you have your own career plan?' Only by knowing yourself and the environment can you find a job that suits you and devote yourself wholeheartedly. A teacher who participated in the survey said with emotion: "Employers attach great importance to a graduate's self-awareness, while our students' self-awareness is very vague. "

Employers have a clear understanding of graduates.

Ye Jianan, deputy general manager of CCTV-Sophomore Media Research Company, believes that the problem of low thinking of liberal arts graduates is more prominent after the graduate students change to two-year system. According to the survey data, 45.0% of the respondents participated in the 1 Dui-2 project, and 27.0% of the respondents did not participate in any project. "After studying for two years as a graduate student, I graduated without learning anything and rushed him into society." Jiang Qian, master tutor of China Communication University, said.

In the past two years, the requirements of employers for academic qualifications are decreasing, while the requirements for experience and ability are increasing. According to a recent survey report on the re-employment of the elderly by Zhaopin, 75.5% of the enterprises surveyed have re-employment of the elderly, and the salary paid to re-employed people is higher than that paid to young people in the same position.

The age and gender of master graduates also have an important impact on employment. The researchers learned from a portal website that the average age of news center employees is around 27, and most of them are 25-26 when they graduate, and students with work experience will be older. If you start from the bottom position, most graduate students may encounter an age disadvantage.

Compared with boys, female graduate students seem to face more difficulties.

In 2004, a survey of 65,438+000 fresh graduates from 65,438+00 colleges and universities in Shanghai showed that 55.8% of female students thought they were discriminated against by sex, while 63.7% of female students and 47.6% of male students thought that employers were "very discriminatory" or "comparatively discriminatory" against female students.

Liu Yang, a human resources manager of a media company in Beijing, said that they are really more willing to recruit boys, because girls are not as diligent as boys, which may affect their work due to factors such as getting married and having children.

In addition, female graduate students are more persistent in realizing their wishes. Dong Hao, a graduate school teacher at Communication University of China, said: "Boys are more pragmatic. He will think that it doesn't matter what he can do if he has the right position, even if he goes to other provinces or grassroots. Man! But girls are often not as easy to let go as boys. She will think, even if I float to marry a Beijinger. You said that expectations are high, really high! "

"It is unfair to discriminate against women because of their special functions and roles in human reproduction." In the survey, many people said so.

Survey background: The survey was conducted in China Communication University, Peking University, China Renmin University and Tsinghua University, with a total of 1072 graduate students. Among them, women accounted for 62.8% and men accounted for 37.2%; 2-year graduate students account for 54.3%, and 3-year graduate students account for 43.5%.