For key undergraduates, the interview asked me to start as a waiter at the grass-roots level, but my parents disagreed. What should I do?

I suggest you work hard. To tell the truth, how many college students are employed by counterparts now? Most people have to change careers. I can't help it There are two books in a book. In society, whoever can do it will become more and more useless. The old days when you could find a decent job as long as you were admitted to a famous university are over. Now college students can't be secondary school students, and secondary school students can't be illiterate. How many unit leaders are serious? Especially for small bosses who can earn money in society, illiteracy accounts for the majority.

So we should seize the rare job opportunity and don't waste it. Maybe this opportunity is really your chance to take off. There was an oil company in my former university looking for an accounting position. Because it is a state-owned enterprise, many college students submit resumes. As a result, people agreed to work in the workshop first and change jobs for three years. As a result, 29 of more than 30 college students didn't change jobs when they came back, because they couldn't stand the quality and work intensity of front-line workshop workers, and thought that they should go to the office to blow air conditioners after studying accounting, so how could they go to the oil field to drill wells every day?

But the last student who stayed really jumped ship to be an accountant, and the salary and benefits were very good. Every time I mention this question, people will give a smug smile.