Is philosophical employment really difficult?

Philosophical employment is not very difficult.

The major of philosophy belongs to the category of philosophy among professional disciplines, among which there are four major of philosophy. The major of philosophy ranks 1 in the major of philosophy and 1 in the whole category of philosophy. Students majoring in philosophy can work in state organs, cultural and educational undertakings, press and publication, enterprises and other departments after graduation. According to the recruitment requirements of philosophy, recruitment companies pay the most, accounting for 33%. Unlimited working experience is the most needed, accounting for100%; Junior high school education requirements are the highest, accounting for 66%.

Graduates can engage in management or clerical work in national, provincial and municipal administrative departments. The graduates majoring in philosophy have a strong ability to analyze problems and have great advantages in doing this job. In addition to civil servants, graduates of this major can also engage in research and editing in schools, scientific research units or press and publication departments, but these units have higher requirements for graduates' academic qualifications.

Employment prospect of philosophy major:

Graduates can engage in administration, publicity, management, teaching and scientific research in state organs, cultural and educational undertakings, news media, companies and enterprises. Engaged in enterprise marketing management, customer asset management, network marketing management, marketing planning, marketing diagnosis, market research and consultation in enterprises and institutions such as industry and commerce, foreign trade, finance, insurance, securities, tourism and real estate.

This major trains philosophical professionals with certain theoretical knowledge of Marxist philosophy and systematic professional basic knowledge, and has further training potential, as well as applied and compound senior professionals who can engage in practical work in state organs, cultural and educational undertakings, press and publication, enterprises and other departments.