Why is it so difficult to find a job with technical secondary school education? Tell the truth in every interview, but I can't get the interview! Not enough work experience!

Hi, hello, I was told by Lao Luo when I was listening to Luo Ji's thinking program. What's the use of your education? Will you engage in astrophysics in the future? Doing chemistry experiments? I don't want to be a mathematician either. Why are you learning these things?

Behind the reality is that the whole world is screening people like this. How do billions of people reach a reasonable proportion with the world's top 500? Then you have to divide people into three, six and nine classes. If you study hard and are smart, you will be superior. A good job is to hug you. If you don't study well, I'm sorry. You are inferior. Look at those unimportant jobs that want you.

But the world is not flat. You don't have to learn, you can paint, you can sing, you can perform, you still have a way out, you can compete in an art school, and you can fight for your artistic skills. Then it will be divided into three, six, nine and so on. Well, it's not good to be a big shot like Lu Han or Jay Chou ... keep on being a passer-by. I know an art school girl who played passers-by in a film and television drama. She hates being too tired, so she looks for a job directly. At least she's not ugly, and she can be a receptionist.

After education, talk about your experience. Experience is for the company. What's the use of delaying for ten years ... still nobody wants it. But I've done ten projects, and that's different. So look at what your experience is ... long time but low skill requirements, just skim it.

What you have to do is to improve your academic qualifications, and it's never too old to learn. Find the strongest skills, even if you wear super makeup, you can be a beauty blogger. Then get the relevant certificate of this skill. China is a country that certifies and denies people.

Come on, from Q User: steve chen?

To tell you a fact, everyone says that academic qualifications are not important, and so are enterprises and job seekers.

Yes, education is really not important to the enterprise, provided that you are a compound talent, that is to say, you are a few people and you are doing well. Everyone tries to hire people who do the most work with the least money.

For job seekers, academic qualifications are not important, provided that they have a stronger professional level than those with high academic qualifications.

Besides, education is very important. Don't be brainwashed by TV programs, relatives and friends.

It doesn't matter if you don't have a degree, and it doesn't matter if you are old. Find an industry you like, you can learn and accumulate experience, and everything is feasible as long as you are willing to pay. From Q user: Mr. Yao