Is it easy to find a job now with a college degree?

It mainly depends on what kind of job you are looking for, but generally speaking, it is more difficult to find a college degree. Unless you are the kind of super powerful and awesome person, it may not cost you much. What's up.

Brother Ba has always said that academic qualifications are very important. Educational qualifications are very important. Yes, in today's society, it is almost impossible to move forward without academic qualifications. Let alone individual cases, survivor bias does not happen to everyone. What we are talking about now is the majority of people.

Let’s talk about your job search now. First of all, when submitting your resume, the first step companies look at is the academic threshold. If you don’t meet the academic requirements, you will basically be passed. Some The threshold for the job clearly requires a bachelor's degree, and some positions are even specifically for master's and doctoral students. If you don't meet this threshold, you won't be able to submit your resume. Especially for large companies, the first step may be all about machines. After screening, HR will not see your resume at all, and it will be brushed off directly. Therefore, if you are an undergraduate, you will definitely find many more companies than those with a junior college degree.

Furthermore, for example, when it comes to taking the editorial and public examinations, there may be very few positions for which a college degree can be applied. There may only be some positions with no three-year limit, but some positions can only be applied for. If a graduate student goes to deliver it, then you just can’t deliver it, so there’s no way.

In addition, some technical positions may look more technical, but it is also recommended that if there is an opportunity in the future, you should improve yourself, because promotions and salary increases, including job changes in the future, may require academic qualifications. Higher may be more advantageous.

So, college doesn’t mean that you can’t find a job, but the choices may be smaller.