Experience in property electrical engineering

Hehe, I will deal with graduates for the rest of my life, because all the admitted graduates must come to me for training first to see if there is any potential for further study. I am here to talk about a few points, don't listen, don't like it, just for reference:

1, most graduates have low eyes but high hands: what they learn in school is just a framework, which is equivalent to human bones. But experience (muscle) needs to be supplemented in production practice. However, some graduates think that they can do anything after graduation, which is all wet: without muscles, bones are just dry wood.

We live in a society that doesn't consider your hobbies. This is just an employment relationship: if you can do the work I give you well, you will get paid. If you don't feel suitable, please find another job. It's that simple.

3. So, first of all, you should change yourself and think about yourself: Why do you always change jobs frequently?

It is true that everyone can be a champion, but not everyone can be a champion. "Survival of the fittest" is not empty talk.