Should college graduates be dishwashers?

If college graduates can't find a suitable job, it may be a compensatory choice to be a dishwasher and get paid in a short time. However, doing so may have a long-term negative impact on the future of graduates. Therefore, we propose to consider this issue from the following perspectives:

1. Seek the help of a career development consultant: It is common to be told that you have not found a suitable job, especially in the economic recession or industry downturn. Career development consultants can help graduates find their own strengths and development goals, and provide suggestions on how to find jobs and customize resumes.

2. Improve professional ability: In addition to getting advice from tutors or career development consultants, graduates should also think about how to improve their professional ability, such as actively participating in training, applying for internships, or sharing resources, listening to professional information on social platforms, or self-learning existing knowledge, which can help them develop better.

3. Looking for job opportunities: It is necessary for graduates to look for job opportunities in their own professional fields and make use of various online recruitment websites, community sharing and social media. Finding a job related to this major and starting to work in the company will have better learning and development opportunities.

4. Do some temporary jobs like dishwashers: If graduates can't find stable jobs, please try to find temporary jobs related to their majors, help pay the living expenses and actively join the working environment. Doing so not only shows solving problems and maintaining self-esteem, but also saves the more difficult situation in the future by looking for opportunities to show their talents on the spot.

In a word, being a dishwasher is a substitute and can't directly decide the problem. Graduates should take various measures to find jobs that suit them.