I am a girl, alone outside, timid. After graduating from college, I am afraid of finding a job and interviewing, always unable to find the direction, and afraid of being cheated.

Take courage, look at the job search website first, and if there is no news after two weeks, go to the job search market.

Remember to beware of pyramid schemes. There are more online pyramid schemes and less talent market. Those who don't need any qualifications and give you a big cake to say how much you can earn a year are 100% liars.

In addition, because you are timid and inarticulate, you are not suitable for sales work, and the number of such recruits is relatively large and the threshold is low. Those who show you around (especially various insurance companies, which let you increase staff all day and let relatives and friends buy insurance, which is no different from pyramid schemes) can also take a detour. It is also a waste of time to do things that are not suitable for you. However, if you really want to do sales, you can also distribute leaflets and advertising leaflets first and try to practice your courage.

Of course, your major is the most relevant. After you have some job hunting experience, even if you don't have any recruitment information, you can take the initiative to get familiar with the company you are looking for, and then go directly to them to apply.

If you have no confidence in your major, start studying again. If you are interested in any industry, you can teach yourself the knowledge of that industry and give yourself a year or two to be an apprentice. If you don't want to earn much money, go and learn. If you have experience, it is easy to find a job with higher income.

Finally, to find a serious job, you must be diligent at the beginning and handle the relationship with your colleagues with a smile. You'd rather eat more bitterness and play less girlish temper, which will certainly be good for you in the future.