What is the biggest pressure for graduates from non-first-tier cities to develop in first-tier cities?

Most of the first-tier cities are college graduates from non-first-tier cities. After all, there are only four first-tier cities, north to Guangzhou and Shenzhen. So I don't think there is any special pressure for non-first-tier city graduates to go to first-tier cities for development.

The so-called stress is actually my own psychological suggestion. In fact, most people are in this situation. Everyone is standing on the same starting line. Don't be limited by the fame of college students in non-first-tier cities.

College graduates from non-first-tier cities want to find jobs in first-tier cities. I think the most important thing is persistence. In other words, the biggest pressure may be not enough persistence.

First, you need to choose the first-tier cities you plan to go to. If you still have graduates, you should pay attention to campus recruitment. As long as the companies in this city participate in the interview, see if there are any opportunities for employment.

Secondly, if graduates without courses can go to the city and settle down to find a job, the process of finding a job is definitely hard, but they must stick to their goals, not afraid of being hit and not flinching. As long as they make up their minds to find a job, sum up their experience and continue to find a job, there must be an OFFER waiting for them. Those who can't find a job are too picky. In fact, it is not difficult to find a job. What is hard to find is a suitable job.

Finally, if you find a stable job, you should do it in a down-to-earth manner. At first, you shouldn't be picky. You think you should take a high job as soon as you graduate. In fact, you should type more, make more copies and even move more goods. In fact, that's how everyone came from the newcomers. You must endure loneliness and settle down. I believe you will gain something.

Therefore, as long as we persist, we will definitely gain a foothold in first-tier cities.