Is it easy to find a job after studying abroad?

If you are a fresh graduate or have only worked for less than 3 years, I think the best way out is to be introduced by someone in China - you have already been contacted. Most domestic job paths are closed - companies that are good at recruiting such "junior" employees, and even foreign companies, generally go to universities to recruit. This is why 985, 211 universities are so popular and important, because they go there You don't go to other places, and there are no jobs online, unless you have a backdoor. If you go back to your country and search online, firstly, there will be very few good opportunities, and secondly, there will be too many “bad” jobs in ordinary small businesses. (I don’t mean to belittle, I just can’t find the right words to express it at the moment). What if there is no way? I think it is better to work abroad. With more money, it is not a problem to support myself, marry and have children, and I can bring my parents over in the future. It's actually okay to go back to China, but it's really hard to find a job, and it's really not that good (you have to be mentally prepared).

2. If you have certain work experience and want to return to China for various reasons. Sorry, I have only been working for a few months and am not capable or qualified to answer. But I feel that China is no longer the China it was back then. You told me that you have worked abroad for 10 years and it is very difficult to come back and "do it all in one second". Foreign core technologies will never be known to you in your lifetime, and the technologies we may obtain are relatively backward. (The reason is that good foreign companies require citizens for high-level positions) Then what competitive advantage do we have? (I am talking about engineering students and technical workers) Specifically, if you have worked for a large foreign company for several years (Google, Disney, Microsoft, lamresearch), I first have to say that I admire you, you are very powerful, I think This kind of person can do well anywhere, so he won't struggle to find a job, right? But if you come from an ordinary small company, I'm sorry, I think it's no different from those from a domestic small company. As for how to find it, if you don't have connections, I think it's not even as good as a domestic small company.